THE DAILY- EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, APKIL 1G, 18C6.
AMUSEMENTS.
Abch Bthmt Theatre. tfr Lawrence Bnrrott
in a man of rouius. (i all our younir actors aiirinir
to m Mc a rank, ti liaa Die f roatpst cnanoe 01 future
frrtmM. He lis intenut. power, patties and a
tine voice All bit creHtlona boar evldi-nc of intel
lect tboucht. W e Tore rejoiced to hear of hi
engar ment. He comes reily and v e rzneoted to
see him in something hat would hare displayed the
rroareM his genius lias mu le, but he ba Judged the
rbiladelphia pub 10 omy uo to the standard ot
sprotaou ar diania, and probably, aa far aa the con
eralpu"llo is concern' d, he is rljjlit. Toe Vuke'i
ifottn, therefore, wi I be pipannted th's evening with
II the p en dor and taste fur which the Arol Htroet
J boat re is renowned Ir has bwn twice preionwdj''
in mix cn, wiui vnpatie, and aiiorwarat wna
Vestyaii but probatm it will on ecdiioeilv better
presented at the Au h on this ocoas.onthan it baa
been at anjr ot: er ilmaim. """"V
' Nrw CnKRNUT t-TRKET Thbatrb. Mlaa Madrid
.Mitch 11 cornuiei oea an cturafrniont this eyeninr,
her first appearance niter en absenos ol five rears.
Mil All olieil l as a world-wide reputation In the
part of Kanchon," and no doubt she will be rreetod
enthusiastically Mr. J W. 4 o lir has been en
trased bv Mis Mitchell to support her in the part of
"Landry." 1 he play will be put on tho siaue with
new ai d appropriate topnery, for which tho Cbcenut
bas been pr pi lop tor ronio weeks
Walkut rTP.UT THKTBit. Mr, Broo'liam
quaint refined, le iphllul Brouelmm com n back
to es for six ninhtu on'y He commeuons with tne
comedy of l'luynig with '"'(.which was i-o auooesa.
ful at bis last tn pavement. This week the bill will
be chanied every evening.
Axkbjcah Tdkathb-. Durtrnr the present week
the attractions that have nipbtlv crowded the
American for the past eleven weeks will continue.
El iimo Ktldie, the boldest and most a-raoeiul of
tight-rope 01 eretoia; the mapnnlcent skater, M.ina
Cattle Aogoeta alooie; the Fowler Hist' rs. interior
to none as dm cere ai d vocalists; and the wioiiUb e
Harry, are always sufficient In attract the people ot
l hl adelpliia. The crow variety of the entertain
ment is its great merit.
Academt cr ftlppir. The Ravola are In great
strength to-rich. The three brothers, the Illus
trious I no. wi'l once 'ui.ru be together. Robert
Mucaire will be given by Antotne and Francois, an
Inimitable perfor nance l'oune Amorioswiil give
his matchless imitation of a fiog, and Mud'.lo Fepita
will nance, an entertainment which has groat and
varieo attraction
Fkiielli 1 bo charming and wonderful amateur
operas will be resumed this evening when
Linda will be presented. "Linda" being performed
by the original prima donna ol the.-e opera, MUs
Hewlett, whoi-e finely cultivated voioe and wondor
lul facility are admirably suited to the mujio of
Linda. Mr. 8'bmitz will ling the tenor part Mr.
Durand will resume bis magnificent part of "Anto
nio," in which be has shown himself so great au ar
tist. Mr. Nathans and Miss Denegre are also In the
cast. Tils will be a mot oe'iehtlol mooting of tho
tipper ten and the trtistio world.
American Manufactures The American
Watch Company, of Waltham, Mass.
Every one knows Hint tti mechnuisni ol' the
best manufactor16 of this country is unequalled
In any other part ot the world. The genius of
American mechanics, produced the cotton gin,
the mechanical reaper and mower, the scwinz
machine, and last, but not least, the wouderiul
machinery of the American VVatoh Company of
Waltham. This Company waa established In
1850, and has grown in proportions which
entitle it to a first rank among the manu
facturing enterprises of the Now World.
It employs between HQO and 1)00 artisans
of superior skill and character, and a
large and thriving town has grown up
in ius viciniiy. The factory covers over three
acres ot ground, and as an illustration of
its extent, we may mention that it is supplied
W th more than 6u miles of iron pipes, and pro
duces an aggregate o nearly 75.000 watches per
annum. The founder of this Company believed
that the tame delicate mechanical processes
' 'which had produced such remarkably perfect
results in larger machines might be applied
with even greater advantage To the produc
tion of the watch. The foreign time-pWces are
made principally by hand, and, except when
of high cesi, an imperfect article, often out
of repair, and of little value, is the result.
Abrcad, those mysterious and Infinitesimal
organs which, when aggregared, produce the
watch, are the fruit or .slow and toil
some manual processes. In the results, there
must, of course, be lack of that perlect uniform
Ly which is indispensable for correct time
keeping. The constituent parts of the American
watch, ou the other hand, are fashioned bv the
. most delicate and accurate machinery. Wheels
pintonb, springs, screws, absolutely uniform in
weight, circumference, dimensions, and in every
pot sible particular, are turned out in myriads
by unerring fingers of steel, and their proper
combinations and adlustment by skilful work
men have given the Company its high reputa
tion. Its watches not only go with the trade,
and go in the pockets of 200,000 people, but they
go right, and go everywhere. Exchange.
Aubtbian Railways. The Osldeutsche Post
says that plans have been drawn up for the con
struction ol a large railway network to embrace
the whole ot the interior of the Austrian Kid pi re.
The expenses are to be defrayed by the heue ot
railway bonds to the arqount of 300,000,000 flo
rins, bearing interest ut eight per cent., and re
deemable within thirty-two years. .
Parisian Luxury. A French paper says that
on the return from the Vincennes races on a
Sut-day of last month, the luxury displayed in
the carriages and toilets, especially of the demi
monde, produced some manifestation on the part
of the Inhabitants ot the faubourgs. The erf of
a las le8 aristos, which eeems to be an echo of
1848, was even heard. i
Thb Suez Eouth to India. It Id reported in
Pans that a company Is about to be formed for
establishing a direct line of communication be
tween India and France and England, by way of
the Isthmus of Suez and Marseilles. A new rail
way is to be constructed tor this purpose In a
direct line from Marseilles to Calais, by which
nearly two hundred miles will be saved.
Bath Houses. Bostonians are preparing for a
general immersion all around through the
coming season. The City Fathers have just ap
propriated $10,000 for city baths, and men,
women, and children are expected to betake
themselves forthwith to the aqueous element,
and there remain until the work of purification
is complt-te.
Shabby Recruits fob tub Fore The com
mittee which lias been formed in Holland und
Belgium lor the enlistment of volunteers ior the
Pope has sent one ttiou.au. d throe hundred and
lilty recruits to Rome, and has promised to send
more. The Papal Covtrnment, however, is not
much pleased with its new defenders, most of
whom have deserted alter receiving their bounty
money.
Rush fob Western Land. A wonderful rush
for land for actual settlement is now tuking
place. Reports received at the General Land
Office show that over 40,700 acres were entered
at the District Land Ollice ol Booncville, Mo.,
the greater portion for homestead actual settle
ment, a part cash sales, amounting to $lo.4G2,
and the residue bounty land locations. At La
Croese oOice, Wisconsin, 7436 acres were taken
up, and at Topcka. Kansas, 6000 acres were
taken up, making in all 06,102 acres.
Oysters in Old Salt Makbhes. An English
paper says thut an experiment in the cultivation
of oysters in the old Hilt marshes near Lyniing
ton, Hanls, is successiul. Many thousands of
oysters taken Irom various grounds are laid
down, and some time hence means will be taken
to secure the spawn. Old oyMcr shells are for
this purpose strung on cords stretched across
the pond j near the surface; to these th rislug
generation will dutifully adhere, if all be pro
pitious. Thb Prussian Pboplf. Thirty members of
the Liberal party in Prussia, mostly deputies.
have opened a Bubscrip'.ion ior the benefit of
euuerers in tne constitutional struggle Detween
crown and parliament. The proceeds are chletiy
intended to support Liberals deposed from office,
and to assist persecuted newspaper editors. The
anniversary ol tho 18th ot March. 1848. was this
?ear kept by many who had lone wixhed to bury
a oblivion the dav when Berlin erected barri
cades against its King, and tor twelve hours
tought its own Prussian army. The cemetery in
the Filedrichs Hain. where those who lell were
nterred, was crowded all day.
llJE A D & SMYTH,
MAN UFAC I (JUKES OF
FLE SILYER-PLATED WARE,
No. 910 CHESNTJI Street.
PHILADELPHIA. 4 4 tf
AUCTION SALES.
GREAT TRADE SALE.
THREE THOUSAND CASES
BOOTS, SHOES, BUOGAIVS,. ETC.,
COMPllISIKG THE S10CK OF
JAMES D. II A R M E II,
To be Sold on the Premises,
No. 138 North THIRD Street,
ON
THURSDAY MORNING, 10th Inst.,
COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK.
piiii.ip rbRD & co ,
4 14 4trp AUCTIONEERS.
CHARLES C. MACKEr, AUCTIONEER. NO.
316 MARKET Street, between Third and Fourth.
VERY lAItOE PALK OF ENGLISH AND AMKRI
rANAVUI IK GRANITE Ai C. C. WABti, GLAtj.i
W ARK, .TL'.,
In open lota, adapted to tbe wants of Cltv and eonntrj
retail atorea.
On Tuesday Morolnp.
At9H o'clock, at Mackey'i Auction Rooms, No. 326
Market street.
I'urubaserH lor country trade can get tholr Roods
carefully packed at Uia Auction Rooms. , 4 133t
B
SCOTT, JR.. AUCTIONEER. PHILADEL-
. 1'HIA ART GALLERY, No 10J0 CHK8NDT htreet.
A. B. ROI3ISSOVS RF.CONI) GREAT BALE OF OIL
PaISTING!,
On WodncHday and Thursday Evenings. 18th and 19th
InMunt, at7X o'c.ock, at bi Gallery, Ho, Dltf cliognut
Sireet. - 4 li 7t
Open Day and Evening, free, nntll nlifht sot sale.
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
ROOMS TO RENT
Large, Well Lighted and Ventilated
HOOMS,
ON THE 8EC0XD AND THIRD FLOORS
or TUE
"Evening Telegraph" Building!
No. J 68 South TIIIltD Street,
TO HElSTT.
APPLY IN THE OFFICE, FIRST FLOOR.
N. B. "WITH OR WlinOUr 8TEAM POWER.
7S VOU SALE A FRUIT AND
L'ilGraln Farm of 17J Acres. In Kent county.JL.
Iiflawure. a quarter of a uilie ea-st of Keuton, a station
on llie Mnry land and Delaware Ral road, and about six
nillcs south of Smyrna. The property is haudnomely
Biiumeu, wen improve a aim prouueuve. 'l ne aweiung
a neat ituint, containing eleven (11; rooms. The barn
one o i' I lie unest In the county.
At present, land suntclcnt to keep one band employed,
and a pardon well supp led with fruit, end planted
Abundantly with vegetables, are reserved with the
dwelling; tle spring tillages and harvests are runted on
pharos. A purchaser can there tore take nossosslou im
mediately, without embarrassment to himself or the
operations of the farm.
It is llrut-class proporty. in ahbjhlv Improved nelirh
borhood. and la offered below tho present market price
of such land.
Price, kie.OOO: one-half cash.
Address UEVRY JOHNS,
4 Hwfml2t Kenton, Delaware.
PUBLIC SALE. WILL BE SOLD AT
Public 8a e or Vendue, on TUKSDAY Aonl 17th.
tt6. at 10 o'clock. A. M . at 8PIUNO GARDEN HALL.
Iblrtecn.h and bprtng Garden streets, third story, all that
cenain lot or piece oi gronno, witu tne two miee storr
brick messuaces or tenements thereon elected, sltna'e
on the south side ol nrri'-b street, at tho dUtance of
1H4 iret eastward from the east side of Broad street, in
the Fourteenth Ward of the city ol Philadelphia, con
taining in front or breadth on the paid Pirrisli street,
if feet, and extending in lenuth or depth southward of
that width 11 test, more or less, to Atniore street, beized
and to be sold lor United Mate tsxei by
I). It. BKtiWN, collector,
It Fourth District of Pennsylvania.
FOR SALE,
To close an Estate. A BE DUTIFUL LOT, at tbe 8. E.
corner of EOHT1F.TU AND LOCUST Streets, West
Philadelphia close to Ht. Mary's Episcopal Church.
Woald make a fine location lor large mansion, or
could be divided into smaller lots, bavin t'treo fronts.
C M. H.LESLIE,
4 16 lOt No. T-7 BAOM Street'
O'f. FOR RENT. HANPSOME COUNTRY
i BEAT, modi rn improvements, statilloir. etc.
within one hour's drive of the city t uccossible by Rail
road.. Kent 2i 00 per annum. App v to
fAlltlHMKMS tZ KAMJ,
4 116t'ip Jvu. 82 Noutli THIRD Htreet.
t ARCH AND TWENTIETH. NEAR ST.
fT viviJK'iii o nui v n.nu(iuii ! uncniiiKj a u us
WLMIE'IU Wtieet. lor sale cheat), tall from lH to
D fll l....nk a...nnHl... tmnlllH.. XTi 1J) XT
VM. ItfV
LOST.
1 OST OR MISLAID. A PERPETUAL POLICY
J t OF INSVltAM K, iiirurd by tbe Fire Ansuciut'on,
of riilladt-liOila. to JAt Oli iJASLtR, ior ilbtK, dated
July li, lbWi. Any mioniiuilou ihereoi will be received
Altoruey-ntiBW.
811 lirrp No. 407 North FIFTH 8t
WANTS
ri IIREE OENEUAL AGENTS WANTED TO
J act In Important locations fort lie New York Acci
dental Insurance Cvmpary. Active nu n ol good address
uppiv to ruAMi u. Ai.ii.J, nruncn uuice, no. n
CJiL'SNUT street. Apply soon. 3 '21
$ A REDUCTION OF TWENTY-FIVE
I 'nor cent., or from tl2A to S200 less upon each
n.irniwnt tlmn our Keuular tjuheduie fiices.
Dealilng to reuuee our laiyo stoca oi supenorana
hlcb'y improved, richly finished soveu-ociave Rosewood
I-IaSoh previtus to the lemovul to our new store.
Clraid l'ow. So. J 103 ('hwt)Ui street, we have conduced
to oner them at the actual cot to manufacture and
at prices equally aa low aa we sold them beiore the
War.
Ibepe Instruments have been awarded tha hlghobt
Preniium n ti,a nrtiioloat rxhibliloiis ever held in
this countiy, with numerous tesilinonlals lrom the first
arttHts in America and fcurupe. Ther are now the lead
luff Planon muA until In all nana ol the worid
I'trsous OcmiIiik lo purciiitiie a nrst-viaaa risno, at
grtatly reduced rales, shou d not fall to avail tnein
w vet of this oiiportuulty. I ircu ars ot tha reaular
sclicQule price. lth procU outs of the sty en ol our
Wauos. can he lied at the waierooms, aud, on app.lca
Uou, will be scut by mall.
bCHOMAC'KER O.,
Warnrooms.
46'atrp mo. 1021 CUEbMl'T btreet.
MEDICAL KLECTI11CITY.
- i
Wonderful Scicnlinc Dlscorery.
DR. S. W BECKWITH'S
ELKCTKIOAL INSTITUTE,
No. 1220 WALNUT STREET,
For lb Tnrntmfint of Aeote and Chronlo
Electrical Investigation bas proved that tho human
body acta on tba principle of tha galvanio battery.
The brain, mncoos and serous membranes, tha skin,
tissnea, and fluids, constitute tbe negative and positive
lorcea. Every notion, whether mental or physical, la
tha result of these antagonistic forces. Digestion,
respiration, circulation, secretion, and excretion are
doe solely to flootrlcal Influence. Thero Is a polar
action established throughout the nervous system which
connects wltb every part of the body, establishing and
preserving a praser ba'ance of tha electrical element,
which constitutes health, and a disturbance of which
causes disease. There are strictly but t"0 conditions ot
oleoase one of Inflammation, or positive; tbe other
weak, debilitated negative and as Electricity contains
these two conditions In tbe action of the positive and
negative currents, all w have to do la to neutralize
the disease and restore proper healthy action.
We do not wish to convey tbe impression' that we
cure all diseases in all conditions. We cannot oura
consumption after the lnnga are all destroyed i yet we
do assert, and are prepared to practically demonstrate,
that hundreds of cases of almost every form of chronlo
diseases, prononnccd Incurable by the best medical
practitioners of tha country, have been radioally
Ct'BKD some ot them In an Incredibly short time, by
onr Electrical treatment. Its great superiority over
other practice in tha cure of disease Is a so attested in
the fact that, wlihln tbe past ova years, ovor foubtek
thousand patients have been treated at this ollloe,
suffering lrom almost every form and condition
of disease common to humanity, and In nearly all cases
a benefit or perfect cure has been effected. Palsy, deaf
ness, blindness, rheumatism, dyspepsia, cancer, and
all the old knotty diseases that are a physlolan's curse,
as It proves bis Inability to eradicate, are by our scien
tific method comparatively easy of pure. Bpeolmens of
tumors ol large growth extracted by means of Elec
tricity alone, without pain, without the use of the
knits, ligatures, or any other means, may be seen at
our office by those Interested Therefore, with these
acis to prove our theory and treatment ot disease.
we are willing to undertake any of the following als
eascs, with every nope and prospect of success, wlta
very many others not here enumerated :
1. Diseases or tub Bbaih and Nkrvot-r BTirm -
X.pllepsy, chorea, or nt Vitus' Dauce. Paralysis
(Hempieglai, Neuralgia, Hysteria, Nervousness, fai.l-
Ittiiuu ui iuv uevrt Liuca-uaw eiu.
'2. IHOA-K8 AiD IIKBUKS CONNECTED WITH TUB DlOBS
TivK noiEM.-hoie Throat, Dyspepsia, Diarriuea. oj
Bcnicry, Obstinate Corsnpailun Hicinorrtioldos or
i 11' a Bl.lnus. Flatulent, ana Palntei's Colic, and all
auectiuim ui uimjonrniia npieeu.
3. REsfiaATOkT UKOAN8 i atanh Cough, Influenza,
Asll.nia iwbn not caused br oruanlc diseuses o th
heait), bronchitis, Pleuiisy, Plenroiiynlii, or Kheuma-
tibm 01 tne i uesi consumpuon in me eanr stages
4. FiBiioi's and M tact lab Ststem. Rheu i.atlsm,
Cout. Lumbauo 8lin .Neck, nlusi l urvaiure Hin
Diseases, l ancers, tumors. - '
ft. UitiNABX and Genital Organs. Gravel, Diabetes,
and Kldnev Complaints, Impotence and Bemlnal Weak
ntss. I he la ter complain. s never tail to yield rauld.y
to this treatment.
D DISEASES PECULIAR TO FEMALES. UtCrUS Com
plaints. Involving a uial oosttion, as Prolapsus Antro
version. Itetroveislon. Inflammation. Ulceration, and
vailous other afleo.loiis of tbe Womb and Ovaries
J O I.ADI we can recommend this treatment aa one
Ot UJsVaKILD 8U(CtfcS Almost innumerable cases
have come under treatment at our otllce who can tes ity
to mis irci. mrs. atua n iiu nas eutire cnarge 01 tne
Ladies' Depanmeiit, ind al oelicacy will be used
towards those who entrust tnemselves to her care.
In Kinale diseases, as mentioned in the above list,
with others not mentioned, she has had a large expe
rience, and can confidently promise the most gratlt
ing results.
TO TUE AFFLICTED -The treatment Is mild and
gen lie, producing no shock or nnpieasant sensation
whatever. Our professional mtcioourse with the
filleted will eer be characterised by perfect candor and
honetty, and those wnose complaints are incurable, or
do not aumlt ot amelioration, will be frankly told so,
and not accepted for treatment, It matters not what
may be Tour com plaint or how lona vou may have sui-
tered, or how much, or what course of treatment yon
may nave neen auujecieu 10, or wnai aisanpoiuiments
you may have experienced, if the system is not worn
out 11 sufliclcnt vitall y remains lor reaction there Is a
lair prospect of recovery.
litt'ERhUCtB. The diseased and all Interested are
re erred to the followli.g-named gentlemen, who have
been treated and witnessed our treatment on others, at
o. YliO WANMJT Htieet
A. J. rleasonton. Brigadier-General. No. 916 Boruce
street W. it. bmith, Iron lounder, Xn. 1022 Hanover
Htreet 1 Oeo ge Douglass. Local jCxpre-s Company,
Fiitu street above Chesnnti J. W. Bradley, pub.lsher.
o. bfi N Fourth street! Robert Wotk. Ho. 51 N. Third
streeti Coionel T. W. Sweeney. Assntsor Second Dis
trict Philadelphia, Walnut atreet, belew Eighth! Ueorge
It vans i Evans A-.itassail I mlllUrv soods.Arch street.
below Flitht Air Pe.onze, t.tpe founder, Third and
Cbesnut stie tsi Ed. idctane, manufacturer cotton
goods all ot this city. A. Pleaaonton. Brlgadler-Oene-ral,
8t. Louis, Mo. ; Jacob Vandegrift, Odessa, Del. ) R. A.
ftemple spool cotton manufacturer, Mount Holly N. J.,
wit b very many others.
Physicians or students desiring to have Instruction In
the coirect application of Elec.ricity for the cure of dis
eases can app y at the ollice.
Consultation tree. Descriptive clrcn'ars of cures
eflecied. wit numerous references, can be bad by ap
plication at the office.
All tetters auuressvu m
T)B. H. W BF.rKWITH,
Ho. 1220 WALNUl' Street,
412themfm8p . Philadelphia.
A NEW INVOICE OF
OOLONG TEAS,
FOR 8ALE AT THE
Market Street Tea House.
BOYD S CO.,
4 9 mwllm
Ko. 1141 MARKET (Street.
p .A-TErS T WIUE W ORK
FOB EA1LIXG8, 6TORE FROSTS,
, . GUARDS, PARTITION S, ETC
IRON BEDSTEADS, AND WIRE WORK,
In variety, manufactured by
M. WALliEU t& SONS
S 21) fmf p No. 11 North SIXTH Street.
IDROIEAN TAN BATII3' INSTITUTR,
J under the supervision of
DK.PLINIIZ.
No. H N. NINTH ritroet. .
For the cure oi Uout, ltlieuinatlsni. Paralysis, Hvs
terlc or Epileptic Convulsions, ana ull uia'.id'rj
oiirinating from delee s lu the boiy, ot the blojd,
audi us PI es. Tetter, open Wounds etc. obtuaa or
W ithered Limbs recover ihulr sensibility, aud tae llesh
Its heultliy lorin.
Pat-ents. while nnder treatment, can be accommo
dated villi board at the Institute. 4 13 ltnrn
A CARD TO MY Kl U,OW-t 1 1'IZRXS SUFFtRINQ
FROM PARXLV8IS.
Having suffered ior a period of eti;ht years wltb
Para ysis, and having exoerieiii'ed the ireatmont of a
number ot physiciana both in ihH country and Europe,
ail ol which treatments had lulled to per o-in a cure. I
take great p.easurc In recoiiimendlng t e I AN BATI1M
ol Dr. PLANIIZ, No. 12 N. ,INTU Street. From the
use of twelve oi his ba hi I have completely regalued
uiv bealtn, inv system at the time oi lliolr coiniuuco
ti ent being thoroiu hty uoloned irom tbe use of drugs
and minerals which had been given me
1 am too hoppy to say that my blood, through the
treatment ot ir. Planitz, is now thorourhly eieanaed,
and niv limbs, over which I had no control, are strong
and beaitny. Mi short, I am now a welt roan, and if
any eulierera wish further iniormatlon, I will cheerfully
give it on application to mo.
H. FRITOHE,
4 13 8trp No. 47 N. WATER Street.
TKUSSKS, SUPPORTERS, BRACES,
nil All otlier RnrLflr.Al AnnllAnecyi Of tha most
- . ( V ! .w4 u l,,tlnl,Alu - I n,k.H mt M It
IniM'IUTV. i,,..u,,...i.....:.t o I HJ1 ,U Mil VI "i . - - -
611 Norm SEVi'M'U Street. Ladles attended by Mrs.
Dr. Mol'LF.NACUAN. Male department by a compe
, tent surgeon. JWJmrp
TO $15 FOR A SUIT OP BLACK OF
SlIpOO fancy colored olotbi army and navy
do., fn ptvle tnsurpasse.1.
4 rp FARR,o.l8NIDTHBt,lbovCl
oiouuu,-
Cbesnat.
CARPETINGS.
JUST KECE1VE17,
TABD-AN D-A-HALF-WIDE
VELVETCARPETS,
NEW DESIGNS. t
J. F. & E. B. 0111VE,
No. 904
GIIESlNfUT STREET.
3-4, 1-8, 4-4, 5-4, 6-4,
WHITE, RED, AND FANCY
UANTON MATTINGS.
J. F. & E. B. OltNE,
No. 904
CHESNUT STREET.
ENGLISH BRUSSELS,
FOR STAIRS AND HALLS,
WITH EXTRA BORDERS.
J. F. & E. B. 0RNE,
No. 904
CHESNUT STREET.
500 tieces
NEW PATTERNS
EN GLISlITArESTRY BRUSSELS.
J. F. & E. B. 0RNE,
No. 904 .
(3 20 3mrp
CHESNUT STREET.
m
t
(JEO. A.. COOKE
IS SELLXKG THE I
PRESTON COAL.,
Which ia the very beat SCHUYLKILL COAL
coming to this market,
Egg. and Stove sizes at $7 per Ton.
ALSO EAGLE VEIN
Same size, at same pticos.
pellverable to any part of the olty, porlootly clean,
and free of slate.
Orders received at No. 114 South THIED Street.
EMPORIUM,
318rp
No. 1314 WASHINGTON Avenue.
f GEORGEJrTfENKELS,
T TIIIKTEENTII AND CHESNUT STREETS.
FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.
A LABQB ABSOBTMEKT OF
EOSEVTOOD DBA WING-BOOM FUBNITUBB.
WALNUT DBA WING-BOOH FUENITCBE,
WALNUT DIN1NG-BOOM FTJBNITUBE,
WALNUT IIBBABT FURNITUBE,
WALNUT HALL FURNITUBE.
B08EWOOD CHAMBEB ; CBNITUBE,
WALNUT ANTIQUE FUBNHCBE.
Prices are as low aa tbe quality ot tae work will
admit ot.
GEORGE J. IIENKELS,
4 14 Ira Late of Nos. 609 and 811 CHEtJNUT Street.
KNICKERBOCKER
ICE COMPANY.
E. P. KERSHOW, A. HUNT,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
IMPORTERS OF EASTERN ICE.
OFFICES AND DEPOT9:
No. 118 and 130 North BltOAB Street;
WILLOW STREET WHARF, DELAWAKE AVENL'E.
Having secured full supply of tbe best quality of
IC14, are prepared to furnlsn U throuKhout the entire
season, as usual, piomptly . at tbe lowest market rates.)
Hotels,- Confectioners, and (Shipping supplied with
large or small quantities.
Particular attention given to tbe delivery of ICE to
Families, Stores, OSlces, etc.
ICE served dally In West Philadelphia, Mantua, Rich
mond, 1 logs, and all parts of tbe city.
Y our oider respectlully solicited. 4 UsmwTplm
a r CARD TO THE PUBLIC THIS IS
T"Viin,"wg (o oertlfr that J. il. KULO.V nurMiaincl of
J. M. Hall the btock and (iood Will of his Uuuertaking
business, at No. lain VISE Htreet heglviug me the use
ol blJ nume lo secure bis cuntom, usmirlng me also that
he would not aaln go Into aaiu bualnest lu this c('y.
Yet he tbe said Jobu M. Hall, has eommenced the Un
dertaking bUHlness within three squares ol the old stand.
1 wuuld, therefore, respectully iiuorm my friendi and
ihe public that I hold a leune of the establishment lor a
term oi year-, and will continue the bo.iuegs alone and
independently, ail repotta to the contrary notwlthstund
epeauwiujr.iui c KL,L))(( undertaker,
feucoesaorio ,ionn m. nan.
4 14 if
No VINE Streot.
WEST C.KOVK BOARDING. SCHOOL
y forGirla at WEST GBOVE STATION, Fbliadol
pbla and ba tlmore Ceniral ltallmad. Chester oo., l'a.
Tbe bummer Term oi full twentv weeks wlM com
mence on Second-day. the lib ot tth mo. next.
The course of In. truotion Is complete and thorough,
competent Instructors are en-ployed, and Improved me
thods of teaching are adopted. Tbe promotion of tbe
health and bappiuesa of the pupils is a hjudlug olijeot
For circulars, addiess tbe Frfix liml.
THOMAS P. TONABD,
itbm20t WEST GBOVE. Fa.
iR, HUN TEE, Ko. 44 N. SEVENTB
unvm.-wr . n rW f TrniBT pmT.ADKLFITTA.
Acknowledged ey all partirt tnltrrtt'd as by t tba
HObl bl'CCiUfeFt'L PUYSll IAN nmr!Ir
In the treatment or Dtuattt in An silf- QUICK,
case. Hemember DU. HUN I KB B Celebrated Kemedla
csn only be had senulne at bis oid established Onto ho.
4K.liVWi'iUBfwtlauvveliUbert. 4Ufi
DRY GOODS.
113 PRICE A WOOD, H3
N. NINTH 8TREKT. APOVK ARCH.
Have Jnst opened:
A new lot of Bonnet Ribbons.
So. 4 and I Corded Edge ttlbbonj.
Black Velvet Wlbbons.
Bargalna In Uelerv and U loves.
Ladles' and Gents' Linen Cambria Hdki.
Genu' Keck Ties, Shirt rronts. and naspendera.
A new lot ot Flouncing , Edgings, and Inserting.
wnirs GOODS.
WHITE GOODS.
White Flqnes, 75, 90, and at 00 a yard.
Polt finish Cmbilo aau Jaconet Mnstlna.
Nainsook Muslins 95,38. II, MX. is, so 65 ap to 80.
Tlotorla Lawns and Swiss Muslins.
Stripe and Plaid Muslins.
Large Plaid Nainsook Muslim.
Hair Cord Mrtp and P.aid Maillot
Whit Brll lantes, an auction lot, 55 oetits. very cheap.
Marseilles, Honevoomb, and Lancaster Quilts.
C leached and Unbleached Muillna, at tbe very lowest
market prices.
Htst Bleaohed Muslins In th olty at 15 cents.
Very heavy yard-wide Bleached Muslin, tlH cent.
P est make Heaohed ttusllns.
Heavy yard-wide Un bleached Mail ins, 34 ct per yard.
Pillow Case and Sheeting Muslinr.
Just opened, one bale All-wool Flannels, li cents per
yard.
Fine quality all-wool and Domet Flannels.
UN EH GOODS!
LINEN GOODS I
Table Linen. Napkin and Towels.
Linen Napkins, very cheap, 92)3, 3 4 150, 3 00,
13-75 and J 00 per dosen.
Linen BacksbaoK by the yard.
Handsome Damask Towels. 75, B7K, and OI-00.
Scotch Diaper by the piece or yard.
Shitting Linen, from 60 cent up to 1'40 per yard.
Pill OK A WOOD.
Ko. 118 N. NINTH Htreet, above Area.
K B. Will remove to the N. W corner Eighth and
Filbert streets about the last ot April. 414
LARGE STOCK
OF NEW AND ELEGANT
SACKINGS FOR LADIES'
ALSO,
COATINGS AND CASSMERES
FOB GtNILEMEN.
Just received, and for sale undor GOLDEti
I'BESSCBE, br 4 8 12t
WILLIA3I T. SXODCRASS & CO.,
No. 84 S. SECOND Street.
gATIN STRIPED GRENADINES,
JUST OPENED, AT
REDUCB D PRICES.
CDKWEN 81 ODD ART & BROTHER,
Hot. 45(1, 462, and 464 5. SECOND Street.
414 8t Above Villow.
QOLORED AND WHITE GROUND
M Oil AIR FOULARDS
' " ' OF CH0IC 8tVLt8,
AT HEIUCKO PRICES.
CURWEtf STODDART & BROTHER,
No. 400, 452, and 464 N SECOND Street,
4 14 8t Abovo Willow.
8-4 black; darege hernanis,
FBOM A UCTIO !f ,
.. AT REDUCED PRICES.
CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
Nos. 450, 452, and 464 N- SECOND Street,
4 16 2t Above Willow.
RICH BROCIIE FIGURED
MOIIAIKS,
FHOII AUCTION, AT BEDUCED PRICES.
CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
Nos. 450, 452. and 454 N. SECOND Street,
4162t Above Willow.
(J-4 NEAT SILK PLAID POPLINS,
FBOM AUCTION, AT BEDUCED PRICES.
CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
Koa. 450, 452, and 454 N. SECOND Street,
10 3t Above Willow.
jT RETAIL., !
1
JAS. R. CAMPBELL & CO.,
No. 727 CHESNUT Street,
. Have made extensive additions to their popu
lar Stock 01
SILKS
AND
DRESS GOODS'
WHICH THEY COXTINCE TO SELL
At ModerHto Prices, j
WHOLESALE liOl.JIS DP STAIKS. 8 811m
yfM. II. U0It!iTMAO & S0JS,
FIFTH and CHERRY Sts.
PHILADELPHIA.
mPOHTKUS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
LADIES' DRESS j
AND CLOAK TRIMMING,
FLA IN AND FANCY BUTTONS, j
l OTTOii miUMIKGS,
BLACK A1.D COLOKt.D GALLOONS,
CLUB Y LACES,
BELTINGS, ' 1
GUIPURE LACES. (
BALMOKAL THIMKINGa, 1
GIMPS AND OKNAMK.NTsJf
COLORED VELVET RIBBONS J
DEAD NETH, ETC.
I MALI WARES Aft D ZEPHYR WORSTED.
We are conatantlv receiving tie lateat NOVELTIES
of tlia Euiopran oarkeii b.tldea our own production et
varloutit) lei lu NEW ITIMMINGS.
Our pricei a'e reduced to tbe very lowest Gold
rate. 1 4 Smrp
DRY GOODS.
J M . II A F L E I a II,
No. 002 CIIESiVUT Street,
WILL OPEN ON
MONDAY, APRIL 10,
1 CASE MOHR BLACK ALPACA?, 25
CENTS.
1 ADDITIONAL CASE, GOOD QUALITY
BLACK SILKS, $1'25.
ALSO,
REAL SHETLAND SHAWLS.
REAL LACE POINTS.
GRENADINE SHAWLS.
1000 SHETLAND LACE SHAWLS, JUST
OPENED.
4 14 itrp
gHAWLS AND MANTL 13 6.
JOHN W. THOMAS,
Nos. 405 and 407 N. SECOND Street.
NOW OPEN,
A FULL ASSORTMENT Of
SHETLAND SHAWLS.
LAMA SHAWLS,
BILK AND CASHMERE 8HAVTL8.
LAMA AND PUSHER LACE POINTS AND BOft
SOUS. .
LATEST STYLES C413Str
CLOTH AND SILK MANTLES AND SACKS.
lit NEW LOTS OK GOODS
J 1J OPKXKU THIS WEEK. AT
115
W. II. EARLY'S
No. 115 N. NINTH btreec
tfeavv Dice Patters. Hand Loom Table Llnon, ooEr
adeem
bite Linen Towe I 2-2A ner dozen
White Linen Towe a. trinirod, J214 per dozen.
White Linen lluck, for Towe. lug, il cent per
yard.
Halt Bleached Hack, lor Toweling, 22 and 2 oeata per
yard. ...
DRESS GOOD8.
Valencia, Mozambique, and De Ualoea. li cent..
Bilk Embroidered Po ka Dot Mohair, 31H ceuta.
One '.ate yard wide Knxilsh Chintz, it centa.
ii dozen Men'. Bro Hail-How, regular r madau
cenu. 4 14 6iTU
jW"YORK ACCrDENTAL-;
INSURANCE COMPANY1
FOR INSURING AGAINST
ACCIDENTS OF ALL KIXDS.
Capital,
Q50,00O
President, WILLIAM A. BAYLEY
' Secretary, EDWARD GREENE.
INDUCEMENTS.
The rates of premium are very low
The plan la io simple that any one can comprehea.
all tta working.
Pio Hetlleal Emlnflon 1m Ucqnlred.
And those who have been rejected by Llf Companlee)
In eonneqnence of hereditary or othor dlKeaae. can effect
Insurance in this Company at a verv small cost.
No better or more aatlsiactory use can be made of sx
smail a stun.
POLICIES ISSUED BY
LANCASTER & GASKILL,
N. W. Corner Fourth and Walnut Sta .
I IQrp OENEBAL AOEMTS FOB PNNSTLVASIA
J J. WILLIAMS,
No. 16 North SIXTH Street,
MANUifACTTJREE OF
VENETIAN BLINDS,
WINDOW SHADES.
The largest and finest assortment In the city at the
lowest prices. C44 Sioirp
BTOBB fcSHADEB MADE AND LETTEKED.
"PHILADELPHIA DEPOT OF THB KNOX
TAUIT FARM AND NUB8EKIE8.
We have established a branch ot our bnilneat In Phlla
delDhla, wbera onleis lor all oor nt ck, Including
GliAPf VI1SK, UASPUe-RKlf
hi 11A WBf lilt V, and KLACKBI KBY PLANTS,
CURKAKT aud UOOOEVEUUT BCSUbd, elo. etc
sill icveive prompt attention.
JtCURDA-OUK Ho 700 8TBVWBERRT.
Ihe most valuable Strawberry oi wliitli we tave any
knowlodtse A good supply ol' Plauta coustantiy ou
band. Also , ' ,
AORICULTUBI3T,
And all other desliab e kinds
Hants grown In 'O IS or BOXES, for bearing FIRST
SEASON, ot the above two uaoieil kinds, oau bo fur
nished in any quantity,
Price Lint fee o I charge ,
DKKC U1P11 Yai AJi D ILLUSTRATED f T 4 LOGUE,
10 eents. , J. KNOX.
I21lin Ho. 727 MABKET street, l'hiludelphia.
BALSLEY PATENT 8T E P-L AD1 B R..
Having eemmenced the manuiacture of
TBB BALSLEY FATES T 81'EP-LADDEa
in
phiLadklpitta,
we are fully prepared to fill orders to any amount.
Sizes from t to lu leet
DEALERS are partloulalry requested io call andse
tnem- 1. KNOX.
No. 727 MARKET Street, Philadelphia.
Liberal discount made to alera. I U wu