THE DAILY EVENING. TELEGRAM. PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, APRIL 1G, I860.
CITY 1 NTELLI GE NUE
For Additional City lnteUigmce tee El .an raw. J
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The Murder FuKTnER Pabticclahs.
During Baturdaf and jentorduy tlio Police
lorce was enpaid in tbe tcarch lor tho allcsid
accomplice ot Probst. Anion? tbe arrcste made
was that of a Gorman, who was taken on Aap
kiln turnpike, Twenty-second Ward. Ho told
contradictory stories In reenrd to his destina
tion and tho jiopsoscion ot certain poods found
on his pcisou; hut an examination on Satur
day alternoon proved that he was in no wise
implicated in the murder, and he was discharged.
On Saturday the two puns supposed to, have
been taken troin the house ol Mr. Dcaring were
found behind the door. i
There has been conoldcraMe discussion as to
the nationality of Probst. He baa been repre
sented as a German, but was stated to have come
from Btrasburjr. On Saturday, the police twero
put in possesion of letters directed to Probst,
and written bv his lather. Thpse letters arc
post-marked Tk'ionpen, a yillace in the Circle of
Fee, in the Grand Ductiy ol liaden, on the Upper
Ithtne. But it matters little where such a man
was bom, for it is to the credit ol humanity that
no civilized land produces many such. Monsters
are exceptional, aud no country should be liuld
responsible for any one ol them, I
tNvhilo Detective Franklin was couverslntr
ith Piobst, alter bis removal to the Moya
nicnsini! prhtn on Friday, the quostiou of what
hud become ol the axe with which the throati
of the victii is had been cut, came up, ,Ono
axe, it-will be recollected, was found on the
day tho bodies were discovered, and that had
but little blood upon it. 1
The prisoner, in his examination before ! tbe
Mayor, stated that two axes were used, ! but
only one had been discovered up to the time of
the arrest, and therefore he was asked about
the other. He stated that he had thrown it in
the ditch, near the house, and described , the
Bide of the ditch where it had lodged. ;
Yesterday Detective Webb, in company with
Ollicer Mitchell, visited the scene of the murder,
and, atter drapginp the ditch lor some time, the
axe was found near the spot described by the
prisoner; hair was sticking to it, and the handle
and axe itself was covered with blood, though,
partially hid with the mud of tbe ditch. The
axe is an old one, and ta nearly worn out, but it
bad been recently ground and sharpened. Borne
of the neighbors recosmized it as an old one they
bad Irequently Been at tbe place. It was brought
to the city by the ollioers. '
During yesterday the late residence of the',
Dealing lainily was visited by a large number
of persons, but oflicers were stationed about
tbe bouse to prevent any cne from entering.!
Chict Franklin had another interview with
Probst yesterday. The prisoner appeared to be
much depressed, and was affected to tears when
his relatives in Germany were alluded to. The
murder of the Dcanng family was again alluded
to, and during tbe conversation Probst said that
he killed the boy whilo he was at work near the
hay-stack, and that be (Probst) went up behind the
boy and drew back tbe axe to strike three times
before he had the heart to do it. Probst also
spoke again about the killing ot Dearing and
bis niece, and said tbat the man who was with
him stood behind tne carriage and struck Dear
ing as soon as he alighted, lie also stated that
he helped to carry the bodies to the barn, but
still insists thai he killed no one but the boy.' A
shirt belonging to tbe prisoner was found in the
bouse yesterday. It was very bloody, and
Probst staled that tbe blood got upon it while
he was helping to remove tho bodies. A hammer
with blood on it was also found in the barn. A
man was arrested on Saturday night, who it is
said, called at LJokfeld's on Thursday evening
and asked for Probst. He is still held for future
examination.
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Arrival of the Champion Rower.
James Haniill, ot Pittsburg, the champion rower,
arrived in this city yesterday, accompanied by
his brother, John H ami II, Chief Engineer of the
Pittsburg Fire Department, and other triends.
Mr. Hamlll has challenged tbe champion rower
of England, and will leave for Europe on Satur
day next irorn New York. Previous to'his depart
ure from Pittsburg his friends entertained h4tn
and a number of- invited guests at Kennedy's
Dining Saloon, on Suiithrield street, with, an
oyster supper. Previous to commencing : an
attack on the edibles, an organization was
effected by electing John McClarren, Esq., Pre
sident, and Fred. Watson, Esq., Secretary. Mr.
McClarren briefly stated the object of the meet
ing to be a mark of esteem for Mr. Hamill aud
a slight testimonial of their appreciation of him
as the representative oarsman of the United
States a well as ot Pittsburg. i
When the inner man of all present was made
comfortable, Mr. Henry Kane, a well-known
Pittsburg tailor, arose and presented Mr. Hamill
with a splendid suit of clothes, made in the
most lashionable style. Mr. Kane remarked
tbat, knovticg it was Mr. 11 am ill's intention in
a few days to visit England tor the purpose of
rowing the British champion, Kelly, for the
championshio of the world, he could not let the
occasion pass without testifying his estimate of
him as a man by getting up a suit of clothes to
be worn by him while in England. . Mr. Kane
said he was no great admirer of sportine men
generally, but the sport of which Mr. Hamill
w as champion in America, fairly won . by him
alter years cf toil and perseverance, he was an
admirer of, and hoped that it would be more
generally indulged in all over this country, as it
now was in England.
He hoped to hear Mr. Hamill say on his re
turn tbat he bad had fair play and a kind recep
tion, which Mr. Kelly would' have received if he
had come to this country to row HamilL His
sincere wish was to be able to take Mr. Hamill
by the hand on his return, and congratulate
him as the champion oarsman oT the world.
Mr. HamiU's proverbial modesty forbade him
replying, and at his request, John N. McClowry,
Esq., made a briei and pointed acknowledgment
lor him.
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Youthful Offendeeb. Two latls lost
from New York were arrested at an eating
house on Cbesn tit street, on Saturday evening,
one of whom had $4000 in gold upon Ills person,
besides several hundred dollars in greenbacks.
The lad in possession of tho money had been
employed in the ollice ot a New York broker,
and had appropriated a $5000 gold check, got it
cashed, and then started on h.s travels, bringing
a companion with him to uelp him spend the
money. A detective officer was despatched in
rursuit, and arrived here only a few hours atter
the tucitive did, and very luckily came upon
him beiore he had a chance to (ret rid ot much
of the money of his employer. He and bis com
panion were taken back to New York the same
evening.
Body Found Supposed Murder. The
body of an unkuown man, in an advanced stage
of decomposition, was round on Saturday float
ing in the Delaware, at pier No. IS). Port liioti
mond. The clothes he had on fell off as the
body was lifted out of the water. The panta
loons were ot a dark color and bis shirt a white
one. There was a ternblo gash in the skull,
which looked os if done with a hatchet, and the
belief was that he had been murdered. A post
mortem examination was made, and an inquest
will be held as soon as witnesses can bo ob
tained. Deceased appeared to be tifty-tive vears
old, had grey bair, aud was five feet eieven
inches hich. The body wasthoutthtto have been
in the water two or three months. i
Bonfires. On baturday night, about
11 o'clock, a trifling hre occurred in the trim
lninsr Btoie. No. 769 South Second street. A lmis.
burner Ignited some goods suspended too near
H. Another trivial allair occurred about an hoar
previous.atTwenty-second and Callowhill itreete.
-Saturday morniutf there wai a small tire In
Front street. The damuge by all three amounted
IO IllAIC.
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Endorsing tuk Nominations. Tho
Philadelphia Hose Company has endorsed the
, nominsuon oi sir. Terence jjiouu -ker, lor as
sixtant engineer of the first o,ro division.
The Kluesessintr Engine Compuuv has also
endorsed tho nomination of Mr. Josenh H.
Young, of the West. Ptiiludelnhia Steam Fire
Engine Company, lor assistant engineer of the
. mux ore aiviH.0D, .. , , .. ,
The Anniversary of tub Abolition
BociiiY. On Sat.uraay evening quttry a large
audience assembled at National Hall to com
nir morste the anniversary of tho assassination
of President Lincoln. The Hall was well filled,
and among the audience we noticed some of our
most substantial ettizens. On tho stand we ob
served a number ol persons well known as
prominent members of the sect ol Friends. The
meeting was opened without the usual formali
ties of appointing oflicers. Pillwvn. Parrish,
Sr., quietly aroe and explained the object of the
meeting, m a brief speech, ot which the follow
ing is the substance : ' ' .
Fellow Citizens ! Tbe members of the renrjsvlv
ma Abo Ition fooc'eiy have met on its Ninety-first
Anniversary, and have invited yon to Join tnem in a
retrospect of tne past, and to share with them the
Dopes ot the future.
Since onr HDiTfMary one rear tiro t tin Constitu
tional amendment abolishing slavery has been rati
lied by the legislative aotii n oi two-thirds o I the
Lulled htates. and within the nasi wek tbe claims
ot the firedmcn have boon still further ackno w
ledged by tiiecnFsaraof Mioblll seoni-ln? their civil
ngli by the action ot both House' ot Congress. ,
AU honor to our (Senators and Kopresentativei
Whc have stood as faithful sentinels ou tne watch-
tower oi freedom. ' .
We can scarcely estimate tho Impetus which those.'
great event bare eivon to tne came of liberty and
equality throughout the wend. Onlyafow woo lu
unco the first Anti-Slavory Hocloty- in .Spain was
founded at Madrid, with tho avowed objoctof fol
lowing our example In promoting the abolition of
slavery throughout tho Spanish possessions, and
some of tho most earnest men in that country have
eiwKieu iu inis great cause. i
But altliotiffli clialtell slavery has been abolished
trom American Sell, thoso who have beou su'jocts of
it are still subjected to many disabilities. There is
still. labor to be performed notionly where slavery ex.
is ed by State law, but m ourown lamed city aad Com
monwealth, where those whooe agio is not colored
like our own aro deprived of tome of the inalionable
rights guaranteed to every citizen by the .Declara
tion ol independence.
In the long travel from bondage to freedom, man
d faculties must bo oncountred and much suffering
rnu-t be endured; but our faith, as well as the nlgns
ot the nmcs, encourage the hope- that tho promised
land win et bo reached, and that the work lor
which our torelathorg prayed and labored will, in
the fulness of timo, be consummated.
At the conclusion of tho address Mr. Parrish
introduced Mr. H. R. Warriner. -
Alfred H. Love, Esq., the Secretary of the
Association, read a number ol letters, among
others from , Senators Sumner and Trumbull,
and Generals' Butler and Howard.
Addresses wcto then delivered by General
Rntus Saxton, of Massachusetts, and Hon. Ho
race Maynard, of Tennessee. '
, Tho meeting adjourned at a late hoar. ' i
FpiicE Items. A young man had a hear
ing at the Central Station on Saturday on the
.charge of stealing a quantity of bar and rod iron,-
or rattier obtaining it Dy laiso representations,
The testimony was that he had represented the
iron to be for his father, instead of which be
sold it and appropriated tho money to hW own
use. The man to whom the iron was sold was
also arrested, and both were held for their ap
pearance at Court; the latter on tho charge of
receiving stolen goods.
Alderman Bonsai 1 committed a young girl on
the charge of stealing wearing apparel from a
house in Green street near Twelfth, in which she
was employed as a domestic. ; '
Religious. The one hundred and twenty
eighth meeting in behalf of the Philadelphia
Tract and Mission Society was held last evening
in the Western Presbyterian Church, Seven
teenth and Filbert streets. Several addresses
were delivered. I
The Fourteenth Week of Prayer commences
this alternoon at St. Paul's Episcopal Chnrch. 1
The Tenth Anniversary of the Scott Methodist
Episcopal Sabbath School was celebrated yester
day afternoon in tbe Scott M. E. Chnrch, Eighth
street, above Tasker. The pupils sane several
appropriate pieces of music, and addresses were
delivered by the pastor, Hev. T. li. Miller, Rev.
T. T. Taster, and others. I
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The Fire Department. The steam fire
Anorinn hnilHinir f'ni t na T.lhnrtt rtt rTiii m auKnrrr
at the Keystone Machine Works, wid be finished
in anout two weets. She ts ot the t&ird-class,
with a 4A-inch pump and 9-inch cylinder. i
. The steamer of the Philadelphia Hose Com
pany will be placed in service this evening. )
The vote for the hose carnage at St. Alolion-
sns' Fair stoou as follows on Saturday evening:
Hope Hose, "219; Southwark Engine, 197; Marion
llof-e, 8; Moyamensing lioo, 54; Uood Intent, 7.
At the St. Augustine's Fair the vote for the
carriage stood as follows: vinlant. 1200: Co
lumbia Hose. 744; Fairmount Engine, 30; Assist
ance, 80; Hibernia, 1H; Scattering, 13. i
Why IIe Was Committed. On Saturday
Sereeant Cron t and Reserve De Haven arrested
voting man named Henry Mansfield, alias
Wilson, at Filth and (Jerman streets. Tne
charge agaiiist him was the larceny ot ahorse
and wagon. It appears tbat the accused hired
the team at a livery stable for a ride, and it is
alleged offered the (horse and vehicle tor sale.
Mansfield was committed by Alderman beiuor,
in default of three thousand dollars bail, to
answer. , ;
Naval Intelligence. Orders have been
received at the Philadelphia Navy yard to pre
pare the gunboat unamrocK tor immediate ser
vice. It is generally supposed tbat she will bo
assigned to duty on the coast ot Maine, and as
she "is now nearly ready for service, she will pro
bably sail in a lew days for her station. Com
mander William E. Hopkins, formerly attached
to the Saginaw, of the Pacific Squadron, has
been ordered to command her, ,
All Abont a Bellows.
To show the House of Commons how business
is done in the British army, and how corres
pondence Is multiplied by the red-tapists, Cap
tain Vivian recently rocited tbe following curi
ous history of an application for a bellows, and
the course it had to run through various chan
nels tor nearly six wceiss: ,
"Alter a long correspondence, the local commis
sariat office at ihu Curranh canip on the 121 h Febru
arv obtained authority from the War Department to
ludeut on the royal cugiueor aepurimeat tor a pair
of bellows, urgently required in the camp and ap
plied tor them to the district engineer officer. n
the 10th the district cugineer officer appiiod to the
nulituiy store oilier at Dublin ; ou the 19th the mili
tary store officer at Dublin informed the royal engi.
ueer ollicer at Dublin that he could r.upply the re
quired bellows ou requisition. Ou tho 20th tho royal
engineer oKicer at Dubliu lorwarded this information
to the royal engineer officer at the Curragh; aud on
the 21tt tbe local engineer officer at the Curra?h
reulied tbat ho had no foim ot requisition. On
the Wid the local eugiuuer officer at the t urragh
aelad the loca. coinmitwanut ofCoe if the pro-
lotted bellows would do. On the 23d tne
iieal commnwariat officer rop'.led, ''Yob." Ou the
24th the local engineer officer informed the local
commissariat officer that he must apolv to the roy il
euiiineor officer, Dublin, ano accordingly tne local
coniniii -anut ollioer applied to Dublin. The mill
turv utoios officer at Dublin answered that ho
woald supply the hollows on an order from tho War
Unice. me local comuiistiariat oiuoer then pro
ducer an authority from the vVar Office aud read
it to the local engineer officer. Ou the 1st ol
March the di.-trict roval engineer officer doulined
to have anything to do wiih a rervioe which wm
not brought to Ulo notice through the proper Bu
llion lies, and the local commissariat officer
referred the question to tho commissariat
officer in Dublin. On March 2 the cam-miB-ariat
officer in Dublin referred the
question to iho deputy quartcrniaater-gonoral,
Dublin ; and the next duy tho .deputy quarter inasuir
i-toue1 al at Dublin reioireu the requisition to ihe
quarleruiaster Ucneral, Horse (inures. OntneClQ
tlieilorfo Guard reierred to the War Office, aud
the V ar Office reierred to tor oorumanding General-in-Chief,
London Ou tho 18iu the commanding
fipnurai-in-chiui asked tho o Hector of store o give
authority, vhioi two cays after wa- producod. Tus
director of Mores then statoo. that the o immisoarmt
officer bhould ino ud the bu lows iu 'he annual estif
mute ; and on the 17th the cuinuiuuding gouurai-ni-clijel
wr-jte to Iho lloro Guards and the coiuiniasu
liui oflio- r, Dublin. Aiu-r all Uiis correspondence,
u ihe 20th ot March the oommisHanat othoer at the
Curiairh was still be lowing for hit bellows. If
such a large amount ot co-'espnndenoo was neces
sary in purchasing a txir ot bellows, u axked
avain what would be tbe i'suo iu a case of emer
gency I"' . , . ' ; '
Thirteen officers were employed iu this busi-nui-s
of the bellows for thirty-si i o ays, some oi
them writing several letter on tho subject,
Dickens' ridicule of the Circumlocution O'lice
mteht be Bpr.licd with equal propriety to this
enormous expenditure ot red tape. Red tape in
moderation 1j necessary and wholesome but
snreiy not so much as this. A lively war would
soon show our English cousins tbe necessity of a
not less strincent but more speedy administra
tion of army business.
This case reminds us of an ' old sea story. ' A
gentlemanly young middy, wishing to have tho
main-top light put out, hulled, "Main-top there!"
Birr "Kxiipginsii' that nocturnal luminary i
Kirf" Extinguish that nocturnal luminary,
confound you I". . ., , , '
"Sir?" came asrain from the nnzr.led topman.
'Here let me," said the boatswain, elbowing
the midshipman ononeido; "Main-top tni'roi"
Sir?" "Dowse the elnnsi" "Ay. ay, sir," was
Ihe cheerful response.
A Kovbl Retcbk A Sheffield (England)
paper says the following is a verba:im cop? of
the form in which a laborln? man, living at
Thornelo Fallows, filled ud the tJovernmeut
tecbeaulp requning the number of live, stocK In
his possession on tne &tn imnno:
l, William uooiding, tne truth wid tea .
I've got three pigs I wantto sell;
I w.mt to replace 'em, but that mafcoi me faltsr;
1 can't get 'cm homo If the law does not alter.
AMUSEMENTS,
UlfcLLV'h COMINKNTAL
X(UANJK. ,
l-r.nii'e'&nt to all p acf ol Amusement
D to t.H o'c.tclt buy evening. . ,
NEWS
may be had
131ly
I aiOlCli' SEATS AMD 'ADM I SSI ON8.
Vy Tickets can te liart t.
lKiKiKAMMfc OmCK.
So. 3 CnhN( T Plreet, opnnnltn the Pos tOfllc.
for tl Cbrsnnt, Arch, Wnlnui, aud Academy ot Manic,
an 'o 6 o'clock, everv eveninu. lltf
A J) ERIC AN ACADEMY OP MUSIC, CORNER
Ol BROAD andLOCCUT Street.
Lestee and Al imager W1U.1AM WUEATLEY.
EXTRt ATTRVCTIOS.
Mr. 'WnF.AILr.Y has neat Dleasurt In tnaoonclag
an cngageinont with
j jib innr.1 .iniici)
FHaMCOIh R VKI,
ho will have the honor ot making a first appear anc 3 1 n
fl ve l ears m Uil, the city ot
til 9 JIAill J i i; 1" i Aim ,
THT8 (Monday, BVKNIHO, April 16.
Toe Tronpe now embraces tbe
l'AHIOllU MASlEK-t OF THE WOELD,
IHE GRl-UT RAVELS,
((1ABB1EL. )
RAVBL.-?FKa.JOI31 JRAVEL,.
(ANTOINK, J ,
TOl'NO AMERICA.
THE MAKI INtrilS (Bli In Knmber),
HONOR1NA PEHTA. M. VOV HAMME,
Alii) O'llll-RS OF FAMED Cl.LEBUliy.
(Monday) tVENIfcl
will be presented the Comic Pantomime, entitled . -ROBERl
MACAlttE. 1
ANTOINE BAVKL h Eobert Mscalre
FRANCOIS KAVt-La Jaiiues Strop
ihe Child Wonder, YOTJNU AMERICA. OU the
THRKE FLYING 1'RAPEZE.
, IBS MARTlliKTTI FAMILY In their
GRA(JFCL OR0UPINU9 OF FIVB.
Concluding with the new trick Pantomime ot the
GOLDEN EUG.
Toby ANTOINE RAVEL
During the Piece, a verv amusing
FROG Bl ENK BY YOUt.G AMERICA.
Reserved Heals, Parquette and Faruueite Circle, tl
Family t Ircie 411 cents: Amphitheatre. US cents.
heats can he secured six dava in advance at O. W.
A. 1 ninmler's Music Store. H k corner ot Seventh and
l-hesnut streets, and at the Box Oliioe ol the Academy
ot Musla iromS A. M. to4P. M. . ,
Doois open at H past 7 to commence at before 8.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, April Jl,
IHE 1H1KD ORAM MATiNEK
wilt be given. Seam can be secured in the Parqaette,
Parquet te Circle, and Balcony without extra charge
Admission IS cents
Boors opn H past 1 ; to commence at o'clock.
NEW CHE8XOT BTKEET THEATRE.
CHEHNUT Street, above Twelfth.
LEONARD GROVKRA WILLIAM K. 8INN. Lessees
and Manavera.
WILLIAM E. ..Resident Manager.
Boers open at 7. Curtain rises at 1 45.
1 MOKDAT AVT TUESDAY EVENINGS,
first appearance In Pbisndelphta In Ave years of
.ru.j 1 1 1 . . l iii-iniiiiii r
!
J1I.1H MAGGIE MITObELL, ,
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
In her great Impersonation ot I '
FANCHON 'I IIS. CRICKET, I
In the plav of that name, wlilch wl l be produced with
entirely new and aiapnlflcAit Scenery, Beautltul an 4
Approcrlaie Anpoln n enis
1 he per.ormauce will consist of the Flay, in five acts,
entitled .
FANCHOW,
FAN-:llON.
THE CRICKET.
Fanchon (her original ch racter)
Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL
Mies MITCUEJaV will be supported by
A-R. J. W. COLLIEU
and the strenuth of ihe Company.
Act l-'l H E LI'lTI.E I RICKET.
Act 2 THE MIaDOW DANCE.
Act 8-1HE FKS . 1VAL.
Act 4 THE BRIDGE. 1
Act 6 THE TH1TJMPB.
MEDSESDAY AFTERNOON, April 18,
COMICAL COUNTESS MAID WITH THE MILK-
Sa'ICRDaY AFTERNOON, April 21,
' math GRANT) FAMILY MATtNEE.
the Bomantle Prama, In three acts entlt ed
IHE UliXlSG UU1U1IJ11 AM.
Admission to evening perloiuiance, 2&o., 50c, and tl.
llfALNUT STREET T H E A T R K.S. E.
Ww corner NlliTIl and WALNOT Streets Begins
quarter to 0. j
The Eminent Comedian, I
1 . . j v DuAncniv 1
engaged for six nights on y . will appear
'1111 (Mundsy) EVEsil.-G, April 18, '
in but own upro 'Tlonsl laugbahle five-act Comedy of
which will be produced under his personal supervision
Mr. BROUGHAM for this night only In bis sroat char-
aeler Ol j'Ullun narAirn.
Change of pertonnance every evening
Tuesday. BreuMham's celebrated Dramot
l)AVli OOPPERKIEUD. and HIS LAST LEGS.
YVednefdsv. Fltzlames O'Brien's Comedy of
A GEMLEMAN FllOM IRELAND, AND POCA
HONTAS.
M
RS. JOHN
DREW'S NEW ARCH STREET
THEATRE.
Begins at 1H o'clock.
TTHKOITAT.T.kD ATTRACTION.
Fngagemest for U nights only of the favorite young
' -' MB. LAWRENCE P. BARRETT,
TIIIm (Monduy) EYKNIati, Apiil 16,
Brongbam's great Play, entitled
THE DUKE'S MOTTO.
TlonH Am T.vaitArA k
The Hunchback... Mr. L. P. BARRETT
A'.sor- .
1 nke de Gonzagues E. L. Tliton
r .rrirkMirt-iiK Owen Marlowe
Pevrolles Stuart Robson
Friday-Benefit of Mr. BARRETT,.
A GRAND PILL FOR THE OCCASION.
Mondav next Mad. CEL'.HTE In a arand SDeclalty.
B E ATShECVK ED SI X DYS IN fOYANC b.
M E W A fiTlC RICAM THEATRE
ll WALNUT Street, above Elirhth.
VVKItV KVEMNG.
AND ON WEDNESDAY AN U SATURDAY AFTER-
1'L MNO EDDIE,
tlie greatest living wonder on the I hiht Rope.
'1 HE BRILLIANT FOWLER SISTERS,
illa CARRIE AUGUSTA MOORE,
1111. 1 j it n r hk A i if R.
GBAXD BALLETS. LAUGHABLE I'OMKDIES,
COMIC P.NlOMlMES. B l Kuwuu sn, e,rti.
pERELLIS AMATEUR ITALIAN OPERA.
nnv-ri-ii'i- TTITT.
V-7BIH (MOi-'DA Yi EVENING, prlt 16 ibe opera
or LlJl' A will be neriormtd by Miss Hewlett, All-s
l'oole. Miss 1 cnetire, Ulr. -clunltz M--. Duraiid. lM t
.-NBinnns m ine louowmr eveiuiiK iuepu; u--"'-ZlA
BORGIA, with Mrs Davis Mr. A it. laylor Mi
I L.nn., r AS . IT - . . 11. V.H....I 1LI M I 1 U A 1 If A
ami Mr. Aocilowan in trie cunt Oa Friday eveuluK, tue
i;rncKioi mi ?y it'.j id nil. m r. niiiHiits ai '
20111 mNi.a i,iia tv iii be repeateu.
Iicket, aUiniiUiiK one pm
ItWlOUi
.i.iii tt th tlirpft nerorm-
BUI t Hi ma
tutLri t ii L' t a sv. I -hii onitn in nn imn tint r m
sir. l'erelil's room". No. VIM II KB NUT Street, on Frl
dav and r1 atuidai' Irom 2 to 4H P. M., and on Monday,
irom A M. to4H P M. 414 2;,
A CADFMY
OP" -. MUSIC CHARLES H,
1 JABVI-
SIXTH AND I AT MATINEE,
, , . IlllUSUAr, Aoril ID,
.tl ..Vlnj.lr
dlni.l Admls1on ONEDOI.UTt
'1 icK ts and prourunies at the Music nuirus 14 14 4t
1 K8MAN1A ORCH'-alRA.-PTJBLlC RM
J hearssls everr TI KI)AY AFTERHOOM Al
M I'hK AL ll'ND HALL. Uti o'cioek. EnKagement
nisoi liy addreatliigMfcOHOIS HAl'EKT, Ageut. u. "
4 CAUEMY OP FINE 1 ARTS, CIIESNUT
1 street, anoTr iqnin.
Optn iroiu 9 M. tin s P.M. ' ! ,
Benlamln West's iireat Picture ot
- , CHRIST REJECTED . . i
still on exhibition
II
'I IIE STAMP AGENCY, Nfo. 804 OHESNCj
I STHEET. A HOVE THIRD. WIU BIS CQU't'lfCW,
4S HF.KEIOFOHE. .
STAMPS of EVE T DFSCRIPTlOa OON9TANTL1
PROPOSALS.
JJ K O P O 8 A L H FOR MAIL BAU8.
I'ost Orrion DrARTMitar, ;'
Washikotoh, li V , ApiU 12, m. f
' Sonled Troposais win bo received at this Depart
ment until B o'olock A. M , the 4tb day ol June
next, lor tnimsbiiig, during t-e period ot one year,
Irem and atter the first day oi Julr, 180(1 such
qnantit.es oi the fo lowing Kind ot Mail Karrs as
may irom time to time be required and ordered, to
W,t!" JTJ1E CANVAS MAlLSAf K,' ' 7 1
oi tii Mo. 1, 48 inches in length and C2 Inches In
circumlerence; ot size Ho. 2, 1 inches in leng'a
ano 18 inches in oircnmerence; oi size Mo. 8j 82
inches lu length and 88 inches in circuniterenco. 1 '
1 he sacks of size o. 1 are to bo nmko of olosoly
woven Jute canvas, weighing not less than sixteen
ounces to tho yaid, ot 81f inches lu widtn. tne
jams ot the warp to be each counted and twisted,
na to weigh one ounce 10 about titty yards, and K
lhofJllingorwelt.il not like those ot the warp, 10
weigh one ounce to about eighty-live yards. '
Ihe eacta ol izo Ao. 2 are to he made ol jute can
vas, weighing not lo-s than eieven ounces to th
yard, ol 24 inches width; tuo warp and went to he
nearly rs ahovo desonhen.
J he sacks ot sxe No 8 aro to be made Of thinner
jute canvas, woighing not less than lour and a half
ounces to the ard, ot 1SJ ipcIipr widtn.
Ibose of sues So. 1 and So. 2 are 10 be made with
a tabling or hem at the top two inches wide, upou
which a sufllo cnt niiiuoo r of cvelet holes at learn.
Unto ihe former and efghtto the latier are to b
veil wrought, and thev are tach to be provided
with a goon and sufficient nemp cord to lace and
t.e them tnoroughl) and strongly. Unless seamless
tries are to to inudo with two scams, secured each
with two rows of sewing All are to he tfiarked lu
side and out-ide ' United btates Mail," hu lare and
distinct letters
Any prot osed improvemcpt that may be dew-ran e
in the Quality of materials, whether of juto, tlax or
cotton, or in maunerot construction, win be con
sideicd relatively to prico In deciding the lowest aud
Lest hid. . ..
JNo proposal will be considered If not aecompanlod
with i-pec nieus showing the construction and quality
of material- and workmanship of each sm- ol the
racks bid lor, and ait-o a written guarantee Irom the
persons proposed as sureties (whose resp"nsibility
mutt be certified by the postmaster ol the place
wlierc tin y tesldel, that they will become responsible
on snflioient bunds tor the due peiformance of tho
contraot in case such pionosal bo accepted.
'the backs co unacted tor are to be delivorcd, at
the expense ot ihe contractor, at llonton, Mow York,
l'hi adelpbia, Baltimore, and Washington 1 C,
in such quantities and at such times as may be
ordered. 1 1
Ihe estimated quantity required will probably not
exceed thuty thonsand sacks, including ail sizes; but
tbe l'OBtuiaster-Ueueral will reserve the right to
order and receive more or less thau such quantity,
dining the term ot the contract, as the wants and
Interests of the tervioo may seem to him to demand.
Ihe specimens must be delivered at this J'purt
ment on or Before tbe 4th day of June next, and
every one submitted shou d bu well and distinct lv
marked with the number denoting its size, and have
attached to it a sample of ihe olh or canvas 1 six
It ches square) ot woioh it Is made, euch as cau with
safety and convenience be nsed in the service will bo
paid lor at tbe prices spocilied in the proposals relat
ing thereto. '
A decision on the bids will be made on or before
tho 9th day ot June next, aud the accepted bidder
will le required to enter into contract, with suffi
cient bond and security, on or before tbe 1st day of
July, 1868 , . ,
ibe pioposals should bo transmitted lnasealod
envelone. and endorsed "i'ronosais lcr Hail Bags,"
and be addressed to "1 ho second Assis'ant I'ostmas-
er -General, Contract Offlco, washinrton, u v. -
41CmRt - I'ostmaster-Uoneral.
GOVERNMENT SALES.
T ARUE BALE OF GOVERN A ICNT BUILD
IiG8. lumber, umber, etc . ap r iE
DlSMAHl'LEU iOItrS AROUND WASHING
TON. D. (J. ; .
Headqrb. Department of Washington, )
UFFICB OF UBIEF UUABTBHMABTEIi. J
Washington. I). C. Aunt 12 18C0 I
Will be sold at Public Auotion, at the times and
nlaces named below, all ot the Offloers' Quarters,
Barracks, Aloos-non-es and other structures do oug-
mg to the Uuartermastcrs lepaxtmcnt united
Hiatee army, in and aoout tne lollowing d.smantled
torts around wasninarton.
Also, at same times and places, win De soia lor tne
Engineer uenartaien. tne iumrjer. iimucr, Aoatas,
etc, connected witn eaou tort respecnveiy.
1 ur n,A9 1 naA nuan v a.
6n MONDAY. ADril 23. at 10 o'clock A. H . at
Fort Carrol), eleven Frame .Buildings, viz :
Three Barracks 1 large rize). one Uosjital Building,
three Officers' Quarters, and tour small Buildings of
various dimensions.
Also viRss-hnuse and Stable of (-tockade.
t-AME DAY, at three 1. M , at Fort btauton, four
frame Buildings, vn : - -
One Barrack, two unicors uuaners. one uook-
house.
Also Stable and Guard-nonse of htockade.
NOltTH OF POIOMAO
On 1UE.-DAY, April 24, at eleven o'olock A
M., at iort Lincoln, fourteen Frame Buildings
viz.
' Five Barrf&ks, four Mess-nouses, tnroe ouicors
Oimrtrrs. and two small outbuildings. 1
AIbo. two Htablcs aud lour Outbuildings (stockade)
Ol various dimensions, ,
On WEDNESDAY, April z&, at eleven o'clock
A. M.. at Fort lotien, nine Frame Buildings, viz :
1 wo Bui racks, one Aless-house, lour. Ulhoers'
Quarters, and tWo Outbnildins.
-Also, lour OfCeerr' Quarters, Guard-liouso, Stable,
anc Kitchen (stockade), of various dimensions
OnlHUKSDAl, Apn. !!8, at eleven o'ooek A.
M., at Fort b.ocum, twenty-one Frame Buildinga,
ir. :
, Five Barracks, font Moss-hou-es, nve Officers'
Quarters, two Hospital Wards, two Surgeons' Quar
ters, and three small Outbuildings.
Also, one Stable (log). )
On FRIDAY, April 27, at 11 o'o'ock A. 51., at
Fort Stevens, fifteen Frame Buildings, viz 1
Four Barracks, four iieis-houses, four Officers'
Quarters, and tbrco small buildings ol various dimen
sions, - '
Ou SATURDAY, ApHl 28, at 10 o'clook A. M., at
FoitKeno, loty-six Frame Kuildings, viz :
kix Barracks, seven Mess-houses, one Hoadquar
ters Bunding, thirteen Officers' Quarters, four Hos-
ital Buildings, two Stables (one large size), one
lacksmith Shop, two Forage Sheds, OJe Carpenter
Shop, one baddlor's Shop, aud eight small buildings
of various dimensions. i
Also twenty-seven buildings of log and stockade,
viz.t ' .
MX Officers' Quarters, ibree Storehouses, ono
Stable, six Non-com missioned Officers' Quartors,
three Mess-rooms, eight small outtuildmgiU various
dimensions. . ' . .
On AiONDAY. April 80, at 18 o'olock noon, at Fort
bumncr, flity-h-ur Frame Buildings, viz. :
tight Barracks, ten Mess-houses, twenty OfH
crs' . Quarters, two btables (one large size), ono
tiflicois' Mes-house, iwo Hosintal Wards, ono Hos
pital Cook-bouse, one Dead-bouse, two Surgeons'
Quarters, seven small outbuiluiiigs of various dinu-n-
""a b'o, seventeen bnildmps of Iok and stockado,
viz:
Three Stables, one Wash Houss, three Storo
boutas. two Oflioors' Quarters, and eight outbuild
ings of various duuousious
lhoso sules embrace a large quantity ot timber,
lumbor, etc., and iu. rxcolient opportunity is. thus
ofierod to mud owners in tne vicinity of VV ashing, ou
to secure building aud leucing materials convcuiont
to tbeir property.
The military guard will remain upon tho promises
ten davs alter date of sale tor protection ol property,
and purchasers (not owners ot the laud) will bo re
quired to remove the buildinas, eto , within titieeu
uaj s fi oni the dale ol purchase.
, Kuildiugswi l bes la oimriy.
Tcrms-tash, in GovernienUmid
Colonel and Cbiel Quartormaster,
4 16 8t Departmont ot WaUiugton.
hiTf (Tf LvA M A G E D CORN
O CHllF QnABTKKWAXTkil'S OKFlOK,
IK,
1300 I
DIPOT uir iiasuibuii,
wiciu'ivttf n . Anril 9 13-
jirui.."."" , " - '
vi-.ii 1 - 1-..1.HJ, Aiif.nnti 11 lulr i hp il irttf.
111 I D BfUII Ul UWt.w " 1 V ,
tion of Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel J U. G. Leo, A.
O, M., on M XI h htreet Wbart, Washingioo, D.
nn FltlDA, April 20. lStlli. at 10 o'clock A. M , a
large quantity ol damaged Government giuin viz,
aL0Ut 13,877 BUSHELS CORN. IN SACKS. '
Tbe grain must bo removed by purchasers within
ten davs irom da'e of sale,
term Cash, In Government lands.
It. XI. ,K.UCK.Ftv,
Brevet Major Gen. and Chll Quartermaster,
4 10 yt ' - Dopot of Washington.
itVENLE 6TAMP8, REVENUE STAMPS,
, - BKVEMJIi STAMPS,
Of sit desrrtotlons.
Ol all descriptions,
Always on band,
Always on hand.
AT 5ioeScE DEW1JSG MACHINE CO. '8 OVt'lC
MUU" So. 6.10 ( HEHMTT Mtreet,
No. W CHttHilUT Street.
, One door below Seventh sweet ;
1 On soor below Seventh street.
' he most liberal discount allowed. .
1 ho most liberal discount allowed,
. : 1 .. u -..
GOVERNMENT SALES.
AI.K (J' tjiUVI.Bliti,pT ' I'KUl 'Clil I.
On SATURDAY. Anril 2H. st 11 o'clorlt A M .
Willie solo, by auction, at the FHI LADKLI'UIA
NAVY YARD, the lollowing artio os: '
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION. J '
6 lots, eutttnirs of o'd promiscuous Timber. 1'
6 ' While trak Knees. t
Lot No. 12 IB lisckmetaek Knees. 1
" 18 4744 rjonnd, more or loss, Dross (Load
" 14 Oil Cloth (olu 1. , . 1
lfi-Oldloos. ' 1 ,
" 1H 4 HsBgings and Wardroom Lampi.
" 171 Grind-tone.
18-20 old Boats
1 CREAU OF EQUTTMENT AND RECRUITING.
Lot Ko. 19-Oid Blocks and Shells. Dead Eyes, Bull's
r.yes, nenrisaiui onoayos.
" 20 tV8 Bags and UaminocVs with Bedding.
" 21 a pounds Pciap h(et Iron.
" 22- 4 o d-tajbioned ualleys.
"- 23-24 Manila Hawsois, In pieeos, 8'tons,
more or less
Manila Kope. 8 tons, mors or loss.
Manila Miaktngs, 2 tons, more or le?s,
" 24 2000 pounds Wire liupe, more or lesj.
" 25 Hi mmock Cloths.
' 26-8 hoods.
" 27-8 Tarpaulins
' 28 10 tons, more or loss, Fainted Canvas,
consist ingot pieces Hammock (;totlis,
Hoods, Tarijaulins. and Coal Bigs
" ' ; 2910 tons, more or loss Can. as Jxavs,
1 small nieces. '
130 Galley Utonsils; 0 Iland Irons.
" 81-30 Ltle l'rosorvors.
" 820 lengths Hose.
" 88 Frapinrnt Foit. .
, " 84-2 Copjcr Fumps. ( . '
BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING. J
Lot No 86 COO pounds broken Glass. 1.
" 86- 1 1 yimoer 10 leot x411 inches.
" 87 1 Working Beam lor do.
" 88 2 Sido pipes, do.
" 8 1 team Chest, do.
" 406 l'illar B oi-ka and Brasses, complete.
' 41 14 Wrought Iron Frame Bolts. .
" 422 Water Wheel Shafts, with cranks
shrunk on, each having arm coutro
and two cccentrlo wheels attached.
The shaft" are 23 tost long and 12
inenes ammeter.
" 43-1 old double crank Shaft,
" 44 1 old Crane.
" V, 1 lot oul Iron Boiler Tubes.
" 40-1 lot old Wrought Iron Boiler Tlates.
BUItEAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
Lot No. 47-2 Ox Carts.
' 48 1 Ox Drav.
" 40 1 OnellorfeCait. '
" 60 4Coilais,aud2Blind Ilaltors. '
" 61 Sadaie, llaruess, and Traces.
" - 6'2 6 Ox Yokts and Bhws.
" . . 68 4U7 pounds Scrap bhoot Iron.
" 6412 B ncksmitii's Bellows.
. " .66 1200 feet old Jioso.
' 661 Horse., ,
' " ' 67 6c0, more or loss, old Bnrre's. "
Ten per cent, of tu purchase money mnst be do-
tiositeu at the c oo ot the sale: ihe remainder to bu
paid ano the goods removed within live days alter
the sale.
It not so removed the ton per cent, will be forfeited
to the Government.
Government may suspend the sale ot any lot altet
bidding thereon has commenced.
' D. LYNCH,
Commander U. 8. N., Naval Storekeeper
Philadelphia Navy Yard, April 6, 1866. 4 7 4t
p OVEJiNMENT S A L fc
DKUG8, CIIF.MICAL8, HOSPIfAL STOKES.
J1N1UA JtuntiCK GUOUS, DltUGGlols SUN
DhlES, Ere.
Will be sold at Auction, at the Medical Purveyor's
Warehouse, fublio Square. Nashville, lenn., on
WEDNESDAY MOKN1NG, April 25 at 9 o'clock, a
large stock 01 the foregoing articles, in original
nacaBgee, consoling ui pan 01 :
6,(K0 lbs. Sulpb. Ethor,
1200 ' Nitrous
2 0OO " thloroiorm,
1,000 Canth. 1'iaster, -1,000
' Carb. Ammonia, .
2.000 " Ca . Liquorice,
1.000 pals. Alcohol, .,
E00 " Olive O i.
20,000 os. Sulph. Cinchonla, '
. . 6 000 Tannin, . v ; i
' 8 000 lbs. Extracts, '
.: 6 000 " Cerates. ' h ' 1
, 14 000 yards Adhesive riaater,
1 10,000 " lBinla8 '
1 .600 lbs. Patent Lint, :
800 " S ine Sponge,
8 000- " Farina,
24 COO " lisence Beet,
600 " Gelatin,
1000 W. W. Mortars,
600 Pres. Soaloa,
8 000 Spatulas,
860 I. K. Cushions,
' 1.(100 G. P. Blankets.
Together with a general supply of Chemicals.
Medicines, Hospital Stores, Druggists' Furnishing
Articles, etc., provided lor uovcrnment uospituis.
. tioods can be examined two oai s prior to sate,
Catalogues ready. ,
uuaani riir.itnr,u,
Surgeon and Hvt. Colonel U. S. Vols,,
Medical Purveyor U. S. A
4 9 lit
a UCflON SALE OF UOSriTAL SIOKES
J WUltKT, WINEh, ETt..'
MlTPlCAL PUBVBYOB'S 0ICK, I
Wabbinuton. D. C. March 21 lSttf. I
Will be sold at l'ublio Auction in this city, at the
Judiciary Square Warebouae, back of tho Citv Hall.
on WhD.NE.sOAY, the 18th day of April next, at 10
o clock A M", tbe tol owing articles of Hospital
stores ana liquors, no longer required lor tne use o1
ihe Alesicai ucpariment 01 the army, viz.
Arrow Koot, ... iu.uuu lbs ucssicatea i"ota-
Barley 10,000 "
t orn Starch 10 000 "
tots 100 lbs
Mixed Ioso. do. 102 "
Cocoa Chocolate 10,000 "
tjinnamou lowd. 1,000 "
Farina 20,000 "
lapioca 10 000 '
Ext. 01 Keet 20.000 "
t oncent'o Milk. .20 .000 "
(iinger 1 885 '
Ext. of totiee. . . . 8,T2 gal
liiaia (iOOlbs
Whmky, quart
bottles 20,000
Whisky, in Dbls ,
gallons 8,900
Sherry Wine,
quart bottles. .40,000
Sherry W me,
in bbls 60
lerragouaWlno,
1'ea Heana....... 2,800
DOttlCS tu.uvsj
1 be above articles will be sold in lota to suit both
large aud sniali purchasers, .
Terms Cash. - '
Five (5) days will be allowed to parties In remov
nip ii'yir properiy.
Catalogues ready by the 6tb prox. l
CHAS hU rHERLAND,
' Snreon and rnrveior. 0. S. A.
C. W rOTkLEit, Auctioneer. 8 222at
o
FFICL OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER,
Wilmikqton. Del . April 8. 18.
Final and closing sales ot sint-lits tiovernuient
. MC1.ES AN1 HOIiSKS. . . ,
Will be sold at WILMINGTON, Del., on ,
- FRIDAY, the 18th et April,
J-K1DAY, the 20th of April,
FRIDAY, the 27th of April.
TWO BUNUUEU AND TEN MULES.
SEVENTY MULES on eaoh dav ot sale.
- On the last day o sale, April 27th, in addition to
the Mn es, there will be sold -
THIRTY ONE GOVERNMENT HORSF.S
Tbe especial attention of purchasers is invited 1 1
be above sales. Farmers and others needing good
Working Animals will find it to their advantage to
attend, as many good bargains may be bad.
Animals sold Bingly,
Bate 10 commence at 10 A. M. . 1 . ' 1
Teini- Cash, in United States currency.
- liy order of brevet brigadier (veneral JAMES A.
Kb. IN, in charge 1st Division Q M.. (i. O.
C. H. GAI.LAGI1KR.
4C19t Captain and A. M.
COVERNJIENT IIARNRR9 AND (SADDLES
7 NEW AM) sLHiHTLY WOKM AN IMMI.MSK
STOCK. Ham ens. Saddles. Ha' ters Reins, Lead Lines,
ollars, Wagon (lovers, She tor tents. Portable Forger
etc. eu., very cheap. A lot of entirely new Oltleor.s'
Buddies, ouly SIB, ilated lilt Bridle, 2l. Wholesale
and rotall
PITKIN A CO.,
4 6 lm No. 339 North FRON1 Street, rbllada.
U A II N K S S. ;
A LABCE LOT OF NFW U. 8. WAGON HAR
NESS, , 4. ad 0 horse. Also, parts ol HAU
NESS, BADDLE8, COLLARS, UAL1EUS, ete .
toaght at the te cent Uovcrnment sales to be sod
at a great sacrifice Wholesale or Retail Togotber
with our usual assortment of ' ' 1
SADDLER TAND SADDtEli T HARDWARE
WILLIAM 8. HANSELL & SONS
2l(' ' NO. U4 MARKET Street.'
. I , . I'l - I1.-:' 1 t') t J I
LEGAL NOTICES.
JSTATF, OF ROIIF.HL li. WOODI3URN, DE-
l.ttU rs ol Administration hsvlng been flnly grantml
to li e undersigned, all prustms l;idebtd to said mtate
Witt DlfRSe IIIJlkA h.t-ntnnf. nnil ih.iMA havlfiv t.l.lm.
against tliesnme win present them wi lioiuile a.
J Ohtl' H M. I'll, K, Administrator.
SlfmBt ho, m w A L N U I' St reel,
"Ij'?TATE ' OF KrillJAIM GUCTNKT, DE
J'j ceased, late ofTiilted ,- tnies Navy.
Letters of admlnlstrstlrn havng neen granted In the
above stnte to (iKtlROF. Ul K.rNKY. an persons
bsvtng claims agalbst th same will present them to bis
Ettnrne-. 1. h. Jihu-h.
illlmt No. 271 B THIBO btreet.
DYEING, SCOURING, ETC.
Yimn STEAM SC01ULQ
ESTABLISHMENT,
So. 510 RACE Street.
W bet trava to draw vour oartlentar aiiAnilnn 4n ,.n.
new t rench Mi am KronhnK 1- staiiilshn ant ih 11 rat .,,,1
only ore ot Its kind in this City. W e 110 not dye, but hr
iiieniicsi nrecess res:ore Iauies'. uentieinen'i. an
tliluren's Garment to .heir nlf:lnal sistes wlirum
iiuurinu tin ni In tie least, while uient smarlimn,, .ml
the ben n a hlnery troin France enuble us to warrunt
per'i ei setisiiu tion 10 ad bo may avor as with their
enimiiiivc. ij.Miir.M uKrM 1 o' ever asscuption,
niih or wltlieat 'inn iii'ni.s, are cleaned ami Unfiled
vltliout being tsktu apntt, whether thS colur Is geouiue
it not.
t'l'era nealis and Mantillas, furtalns. Table Covers,
Camels. Velvet I'll. hens Kid Clnvot Hll. rlmnnt .,J
reii Med In the besi manner . Oenilemen'a Hummer
rnd V Inter t'lpthlre c rnned to nerteeti n wlihmit in.
jurv 10 tliestull A so Msgs and banners All kinds of
s a ns r n oved wlthont c tsnlrg ilie whole All orders
ire f xeciiiett unner onr inmediste aiiuervlslon and
Hthfnctlen raarstiterd In every insisnce. A call and
uuiiuuui.u 01 nnr nrocess is re.pictluily solicited.
ALliKDYU & MARX.
1 Umtlifi
No MO RACE Pueet
VEW YOEK I)YKIN(3 AND PRINTING
iKBTAiailiMENT. btaten Island, No. 40 S.
Hi is t-n pany, so long stid favorablv known In New
York lr the res lorty-six veais. have opancd an offlca
us el eve Ladies' and gent f men's ssrnients and wear
ing si i-arei 01 every Kind uved ai d Cl eaned In the most
rerect manner Stains and snouremovd imm Mrmanu
vtitboui being tipped.
Men tin mi- Having soods ot nndesirable colors ean have
tl em re (H ed In sum rlor et le 1 i9 mw3m
LIQUORS.
CUESMT GK0VE WHISKY.
No. 225 North TBIKD Street.
If snvtblng Vise v. anted to prove the absolute purity
of this Wblsly, the feUcwIrg certificates should dolt.
Iters Is no alcoholic stimulant knovtncommaudlngsuot
. cciir u indutlen bom such blgb sources: , 1
TmLAhKLi'liiA, September 9. 18iS.
We have caremllv tested tbe sninn, nr 1 iimmti
t l.OV ). V II16KY Vthlehyou send us. and And that II
e. nlnins miNE of tub roisosot s sibstakck knownai
11 ul oil vi uk n is 1 lie ciiaractenstio and Injurious In-
iiUUJ U, UAKKh.TT CAMAC,
Analytical cbemlsts.
Niw Yore, Septembers, lftts.
I have analysed a samnle m ( nVM!T rii nvie
V F11SKY received Irom A, r ( barles Whsrtn.J ni
l'Ll nee.rblat and having carefully tested It, 1 am
pie. sd to state that it Is entire y mux fhom roraoiinna
or hflkikiiioi s suhslances. It Is an unusually pure
ana Luc-flavored qua it v ot whisky.
w A JuiLD il. HILTON, M. V.,
, j Analytical Chemist
Bostoit. March 7. IBM.
I have made a cbemlrat anaiv sis ui commnn-iiti sam
ples Ol thl- SNU'l GliOVE Willf-RY, which proves to
t e free firm the heavy r'usil Oils, and periectly pure and
unadulterated. 'J be one flavor of this wbfsky la derived
Ucm tl.e grain usee. In manulaoturtng It -.
uespcctiuny, A. A. HATES, ml. D,,
Stale Assayer, o. 16 Boyiston sti.st.
Fnr rate l v hsrrel. demttehn. orhnlll. tNn. ooAVnrtTh
1I11ED Street Thfladclphla. .11
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Importcrsnd Wiolcsele Tjealcf In Foreign (
B II A IS D I E S, WINE S,
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- FINE OLD WHISKIES, : ;
N o. 0J2O M A MiET ST ItEET
IS 9m I'ElLAPELrrilA.
jyt kathans &. soy s,
IMl'OKTEllS ,OF
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BItANBIEb, WINES, GINS, Etc.
No. 19 N. FRONT STREET,
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MOSKS NATHANS,
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OK1.ANUO D. NATHANS. . alto
CE ! ICE ! ' ICE ! ICE ! ' ICE
INCORPORATED 1864. ' j .'.
THOMAS E. CAHILL, President. , ,
JOHN GOODYEAR, Secretary.
1 HENRY THOMAS, Superintendent. ' ',
COLD SPRING ICE AND COAL COMPANY,
Dealers in and Shippers of Ice and Coal.
W e are now prepared to furnish bust qualitt Joe," Id
large or small quantities, to hotels, stevnboats.' fee
cream saloons, lamllles, offices, eto., and at the towast
makket rates. Ice served dailt In all paved limits ot
the consolidated city, West Philadelphia, Mantua, Rich
mond, and Genuantown. Your custom and Influence ts
respectfully solicited You ean rely on being served
with a rrjBB article and fBOvrTLT. -r
Bend your order to ' ,
OFFICE, No. 435 WALNUT STREET, "
' '' ' '" -DEPOTS.''. ' " ,' ' 11
8. W. comer TWELFTH and WILLOW Streets. ' 1
North l ennsylvania Railroad and MAN FEB BtreeL '
LOMIiAbD and TWKNTY-F1FTH Streets. i ;
PIN R Street Wharf. Schuylkill, IHmlp
RANDALL & CO., '
PERFUMERS AND ' IMPORTERS,
No. 1302 CHESNUT Street.
Fine English Toilet Soaps,
.IN GBEAT VAB1ETY, JTJ8T BECEIVED.
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Also, Triple French Extracts and Perfumes. :
We have constantly on hand every variety ol ' v
PERFUMEBY AND TOILET BEQUIfllXJCfl.
Extracts, powders, Colognes, Pomades, Toilet
Waters, Bhavlng Creams, Cotmetlgues, looth Pastes
Brushes, e ' 113m
E U H E K Al . 7
THE INFALLIBLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.
THIS IS NO HAIR DYE.
TP W JMMFK8F BPOCE8H wHh which this prepara
tion 1st met duilng tliethort time It has bueu bvivre
the public, ties Induced the thousands and tens ol Uiou
lauuswbc bae uted and attested lis virtues to pro
noun e u tbe ONLY and 1 kVL Hair Resnirative The
turekB has been in i reduced into all the prhiulpal clttea
both tat aad Wesi. and baviuti laiibluliy oeriormed all
thai is claimed tor it, bataupvnetied ah other Hub-Preparations
1 be I- ureka restores G rev Hair to Us oilflnal
to'oi i prevents tbe bail tram tailing oat, br t-aaslug a
ln 1 1. v conuitiou of tbe scalp, miuarttng totluihaira
sonuess nu g vss aud-yiuthtui appearance ttat no
other Hair 1 re j.aiatk u eau nrwluce. 'I lie f.an-ka la rrs
I ro in nil Imtmrlttes or l olseuou idrut;s auueanbeuse
wiibo-.'t a lung rcalp or Laim. , ; t
Uanu'aciurcd an sold wholesale and re-all by
. ' 1 bOBRI -.USHER, SoAr.e y, 'V,
, , , , Ko.tt. FIFTH Htrcet. 8t Louis, ict:
"r1 pints tor I enrsjlvsnla, UTOIT & t O. Ho mn
M t MJ htiret, .sutipuia laUuuwliu
Oil IUllll,l IS AM V tl 1114
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