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THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAM. PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 18GG.
SPECIAL PARIS AND CONTINENTAL
CORRESPONDENCE.
To Editor of the Evening Telegraph:
i- Fauis, April 13, 1903.
Tlinrslar, (ho 12th of Aim, will ever remain
rrwmorab'e in the nniia's o( the., Hourae. I'ublio
securities, Fro 11 eh and foreian (oil toatcrrib'y loir
bb, and one would almont have thought that we had
returned to the timi; of the commencemuut of the
Criniran war t . . , . ;
lhe following reports woro boln;r clronlatod:
TluMiahad Jat titrnod an 0(1 iiHive and deleunivi
treaty with liaiy j war would shortly be proolalmod
between An-tna and Prut'la; a furkiah army to tho
mount of sixty thousand uien wi msrohin on tin
Uanublau l'ilnc)alitii'S. So much for torolirn
affair. As rorrards homo affair, it wan affirmed that
a freneral bankruptcy was Imminent, and that two
of the greatest stock-brokers of Fairs wore about to
suspend; and, dually, that tho Credit Mnhilier and
the Comptoir ii' Encompte wer in a most dlsatroui
state. There Is evidently a mal ihe every when1, and
Bono can toll what a day niny bring forth.
OEISKRAL J1KUKF IN WAR.
'War, It is believed on all sides, is inevitable as the
AM of tbe two uertnau powers which draws bac
is sure of losing its tufluonco forovor. Bmnark,
who wishes to play the part of Cavour In Prussia,
will never gne way, Italy, which is urivon into a
tor r by want of money, will not let such a lavor
abl oppor unity tro by without attomjitiiifr to regain
yenrtia. You see we havj every reason to fear that
Prussia, Austria, and Itu'v will have roeourao to
war tj cover their ' multitude of aim" at homo.
BTATS OF HOME AFFAIRS WITH US.
We are even nioro anxious about tho turn that
matters will tae with us. It will bo a wondr it
the reactionary tendencies on the part of a groat
maay eup;-ortcr of our Uovoriiniont ao not ure
the peotdo of f ranee to extreme measures. We are
foO.ed to tho top ot our bent.
lMISOONTENT IN THE ARMY.
The enthusiasm lor the Kinpiro seems to have
much atiated in t.io army sinco tho decrcoof last
year redu .-in(r th i armv expenditure. On tho 7 t!i of
March a giand review of tho cavalry and artillery
was held in tho Hois do Boulogne, in the presence
of the Emperor and tbo Crown I'rinco ot Denmark;
but tho usual cnoj ot Vire I'Empereur W'ro, wo
remarked, lew and far b-twot n and we are assured
that II. I. II. was vory much vexod at tho coolness
ot the reception.
DlVEllB INTRIGUES.
Our Emperor is at present la a fix, and (iocs not
know wnom to listen to 8om of his entourage
Wish biro to grant trie lul est liborty to tho nation;
others bejr of hira to tiirhten the reins, and prevent
the eiprits inq)iictg, as lie cal g them, from stirring
either nand or loot.
Tho (re n oral opinion of tho public is that tbo
present Ministry cannot exist much longer, and
that Monsieur Kouher will tuko tho lead, fo, lowed
by Monsieur Lavoletto. Minister of the Interior, who
aro conip itely worn out by incessant work of tho
most thankless kind. Uesides v. uicli, M. Lavaletto
is no longer in tho good books of his matter, for hav
ing allowed tho jjUjIio press of Franco to publish
flattering accounts of tho exiled family of Orleans,
when trlving a descr'pticn ol tho funeral of IV ario
Anielie, ex Queen oi tbo French. As ill luck would
have it, a number of tho Government, a ponny papor,
foil into the hands of his Majesty, containing a
laudatory aiticlo on the proteuder to tho throno ol
France, the Count de l'.iris. His anger knew no
bounds, and ho accused the Miuistor of tho Interior
ol winking at tho pcccadll.ocs of the press.
A few days later an anecdote, published in tho
Figaro, one of our comical bi-weekly papers, was
the cause of an energetic reprimand to the editor De
Yillemossaut, at the instigation ot the Prussian
envoy. The anecdote pub ishod by the witty journal
is as follows: "Count Bismark was a low days ago
unpleasantly surprised, when wishing to got out ol a
railway carriage, to find that some political non sym
pathizer had naned the door. The ambitious pre
mier tried in vain to got out of bis prison, but to no
effect ; and the tiain started again without anybody
coming to iho rescue. Tho police have for some
time boon look ng for the perpetrator, but in vain.
We hear that tho guard has been dismissed for having
allowed so great a man to remain, noens volens, in
durance rile."
I shall soon have done with politics :he elections
in the lower lUiiue will bojiu, iu a couple of days.
The Government does not feol easy, as the latest ad
vices from Strasbourg in orin us that. the opposition
candidate, Mons. Laboulaye, has met with a niot
cordial reception on the part of too Alsatians, and
that it will in any way bj a hard run lor tho Gov
ernment man, Monsieur de Bussiere.
The Cour de Cassation, a few days ago, dooided
that poisons may be prosecuted lor libelling the me
mory of the dead Things have indeed come to a
very pretty pass, and ' the oco lpation of tho histo
rian is none." In speaking of Marat, ne shall have
to say that be was a kind-hearted, amiable man; of
Bobespierre, tbat he was a perloct lami; and tho
monster Booth was the milk of human kindness, ii
we do not wish to render ourse res liable to an ac
tion on the part of the descendants ot the same. We
shall soou not kuow what to write about in France.
1ION8IKCII H1RLS.
Hires, tbo banker aud martyr, the object of so
many persecutions, is now on his legs again. Two
daj s ago, nioi o than 4000 ot Mires' shareholders were
assembled in tbo Cirque to hear hs statemout. Tho
clever Hebrew speaulator was received with t'uuu
ders ot applause, and it wa- more than a quarter of
an hour be lore he could address his numerous au
dionce. When at la t allowed to tpetk, he beeired
oi tho shareholders to autaoiize him to purchase a
Journal, whose aim it should be to defend their in
terest and expose to the public In goueral the con
spiracy wb.ch had tiiod to crush him. Ho refused
to accept the offer ol the shareh ildors to piy off his
debts. Betore separating, tho enormous sum of Utteeu
hundred thousaud francs were subscribed, in order
to enable Mires to carry out his intention oi pur
chasing a paper.
Kenan, the author of the Vio de Josus," will
shortly givo us his "Apos'les " It is thought that
this new work will not be so successful as his first,
as it is said to be In'ciior to it in every respect.
REVOLUTION AT THE OPEBA.
I fear tho frivolous cure a great deal more for what
is now going on at the Acadotnio de af unique than
for nous. Kenan's last publication. Up to the pre
sent time the lansian Opora has been under the
management of the State, with a grant of three hun
dred tliousaud iraucs tins will now be withdrawn,
and tho theatre given ovor to private speculation.
1 hero aro now several candidates for the Ulroctor
ship, but nobody has as yet been chosen; it is
thought tbat the lot will fall to Mons Haussinau,
as tl e Emperor cannot reluse him anything. Tho
saying In Paris is now everything will be JUus
manized belore long, it is true Moua. Ilaussuian is
a gnat man, and has done much to beautity Paris,
the finest capital of the world.
Now that the lal's have Ultaj pearcd, the ladies of
Paris have resorted to a new dodue to show off ttieir
toilettes. 1 he latest is the laucy bazaar lor charita.
ble purposes, where tho dame) de la fashion tako tho
place of thopkeopers, and sit lor hours selling pea
wipers and lamp-mats, which are quoted at rather
high rates. We notice With regret that the oosth
nets ol female dross i tathor increasing than other
wise, and that not only the dressmaker, but the
jewel er, are gainers by tho great extravagance ot
the fair sex.
Of course the device of the fair slate-koepors is
JB KB CUANQBBAI PAS,
SOCIAL CRIME IN THE CI I Y.
Alleged Nut net Ion aad Breneti of Pro-ml-Tmnbu
Over Ida Ciinnnly or sn
lllttltlmnl Child An IVIopoment and
m Marring. ( nrlon '.
ScpniME Cctjrt Chambers Before Judgo
Cleiko 1 he facts in a strange ca,o ol alleged sniluc
non and a duciion liave leaked out in tho rolurn to
a writ ol listens cor, m sued out (or iur po-mKion
oi a icmlo infant bv Judge Clerk, in ihe Supremo
Court, Chamber. Alihouira the case has been in
oti.er conns, mil tho main details havo not been
placed bo hi re the public, owing to tho maunor in
whu b it In. i been t i ought up tor adjudication.
i l.e litem in ti e cae. accon in? to ihe co nptaint
ana afliuar.ts, appe: r to bo as iollow: lir. Joseph
11 Ilm lies, the rtetei.dant is a Heathy procer, doing
lumiiepg In Vs."liit rton street, iu bi o ty, about
twentwix yurs ol rather itood 1 .rkin, and,
as lo' owii'g laois w H show, lory lond ot tho ladies.
About two years ao he got acquainted with a young
girl, H'to: seesina ann ve-y attractive, tiamod
Ellen 1 awii r, who residoJ at Ao. 18 Uebro-ses
street. Ibis mten Htmir teinalo was aged seven
te n, a e ii f ciri by occupation, Bofi and yioul
in bv lralurr, and I osvssed of sufficient charms to
cnptlvate ibo soccptiblo heart of any younr man
Mr. Barnes kbb Instantly Miuck with Miss I.awler
and biudo her acquaintance. This acquaintance
ii) ri,cd into ntcp aitacliinci.t, meeting pwces were
or anged, lei e v pir menadi taken beneath iho ail
viiy ia)s ot ' he oou, eliiiriiniiir words of endear
Tin ii and in (lyu g h.vo poured into tho car of tho
unsuspecting lnuiueii by the voutlnul grocer, and to
crown all, us iho complaint liiaplneal y states,
( iian paniio of the most iuciou vintuup, drank by
the loeis at the store of the deleiid.int. Kit lit
Inomlis ot ili.s dellh lul compaiiionslilp is allowed
to linyf j,iFfcd, v i.q the deiendiml) Sent M1S4
l.a er io a lOaiCii.g school, aud, ilior receiving
A few Ji'KiH in !h0 ecucatlonni branch, she was
taken liom there end placed 111 furnished apart
uienis in a house cl Air. Barnes, at Ho IS Kouton
stictt. iieni this lime forth tliecouplo lived as mm
and lie I emrr recovnizea and thoightto bo such
I y ah who ki ev tlx 111. even (ho t arents of tho gi 1.
It it am a Icired in t he complaint that Mr. Barnes rep-le-eiili
d to her th.a tliey w. roasgooil a married,
anu ihnt t);o ceieinoiiy would iu pro ier timo take
p uee. On the lit ri ot Si pteuiher, 18(, Misi Lawler
gave birth to l e chi d which was yesterday br -light
upbeinreibc uit on a writ of habeas corpus.
Mioitly alter il.is tutlier troubloomo addition to tho
laiiiilv mcb imiouuced. Mr. Barnes sent the child
into the country, ulu it was not long befoio ho in
loimt d the cMilidiu- mother that her first born was
con ii cd to the grave, sending tho lollowiu, letter
to hiI sihi tn.te Ins rtion :
M.w York. Kovfmlier I. 18U5. Denr Annie: 1 hopo
you rc prepared to bear the sad Intelligence I am now
airoiit to co.i iMiin ciite You know, Anuie. that there
is a Supreme bcinu altove, to whose wl, I we install
bow with meek submission ; and It is not ment that we
poor erentiire-i el cunh, ndot'llis neiug, slioulil find
limit wl b His ooinvs although wo may at times tool
sorely altiluled by such
heineuil er Annie tnat Ood doeth a'l things well, and
it our child had lived it would huve lioen 11m will; but
ile lias teen Di oner to lake her awav 10 a nlace where
slio will lie liiiniiv and not exnosed 10 tlie wlckednsts
and rinptailons ot ilns worid. I hone, Annie, that yo'l
will nut repioui h me as havini; done wrong, us I thought
1 was dotinr e.ervihlng tor the heit.
jx.w, Annie, let me conjure you to recor.cue yourseu
to the condition 01 ihniBS as iliey are, and turn your at
tention 10 yobr own vcilnre, which Is ot so much so tcl-
tudotome. Your friend, JOtufd.
lberpulicrs then l-h on 10 siuto that durinir Uiss
Lawler s res denoe m Houston slreoc sbo was fro
qU( nt y visited by u young igdv namod M'ss elina
iiarriuirton. 1110 cn-unei 01 Mr. Barnes' atli-otious
"Uiideu.y tir lieu in U10 dircct'on ol turn last-named
lady, who wris aged "wcet sixieon," and 011 the S22d
of February ho eloped with her, and subsequently
married her, leaviiic Ms li st love to mourn her un
happv lalo 11 iss L iwlor, on making inquiries soon
11 Iter, ascertained that 1 lio 11 ariied couulo were and
now ar,- iivinr in 1 hirty-tourlh stre t. hhe then
went to her parents and tuid iliem al the facts in the
case, when i-iie cemnieuced this suit lor broach ot
premise nud i-eduction a 'uinst Barnos.
iLi stuo ease siands at present. Tho child was
produoea in v'ourt yesterday, whon Judtre (Jlurko
oideied tett.mony to bo taken as to who sh uid
have its cusiody. Air G. L Anderson appeared lor
tho plaintiff, MiSd Lawler, and Messrs Kt?uu and
Gross iur the dclcmiant, Iturnos. Miss Lawlor.
acceuipauied wiih several ladv Irionds, Mr Barnes
oud his brother, were also in Court. The young
lady is banosomo. aud was attnod fushionab y aud
w Hi ta to. Sho wore a whito hat, closely fitting
Urea ar, ana dark coiorod dress. A thouh belong
ing to tho humbiei wulk- of lite, still one would hesi
tine long betore pointing her our m tho street as
anything but a well bind lady. Mr. Barnes lias ail
the appearance of a smart, business young man of
the city, and it would be hard to rank him oti first
dance as the ga Lothario whiou tho allidavits and
complaints iu this case indicate. A'. J'. Herald. Uls
ter clay.
Trouble la West Virginia.
Tbe Wheeling luleiaqencer of April 25 has
epwboI' Ftartlinp nature respecting the condi
ton of things in Wayne county of that State.
rour citizens 01 uussvme nave written a letter
to the Governor requesting permission to or
ganize a ricirnent for the defense ot the loyal
otooie in mat section, and one ot them. Mr.
JciLn Ilo'.t, oll'ered fotne forcible reason lor
granting the petition. He says:
"Some t me la-t spring you commissioned mo as a
notary public, and 1 was sworn, and cave bond as
ihoilaw uirects. 1 sm ulso assessor 01 the second dis
trict of ayne county. 1 live and keep my ollioo in
Cassvile; and it Is with extreme d lliculty, and
unui r great danger and nurd Uirea s, that 1 am get
tiup aiong. My entire neighborhood io Kobe I, with
tie exception 01 old -Squire Bar tram ana bis boys,
one ol whom is our iiiuh she 1 iff, and another, Cap
tain JJavid Burtrum our deputy sheriff
"We niuti huve in in twenty-live to titty men here
in ( ass vi le, or else we muse vet ou. ot here. Th s is
a laming place li t ail lumber that comes down Tug
liver. The Hebels come down in time of hi?h water
-imetimes by aozens trom Loyan county aud I'ike
0 uny.Kv., with ilioir navies (rovo ver) uuckled
aound them, hurrahing 'tor Jotl. Davis,' cursing
the uoveriinicnt, cuiuiug Union 1111D, aud then we
have to get out.
"Sir, 1 ir quenily eco men come in bore who are
lne.ic.ed lor muidor in Kentucky, defying every
bod), ot more than cignt miles from here, as
somt of the Home Guards wore on then wav home
irom being paid off, a company of Be he is till on
ihtiu and bua and abused them severely, call
inn the patty 'd d abolitionists,' aud s voie they
would not submit to our laws. A few davs ago they
gatlerrd ,11 here aud laised a riot with our Sheriff,
a no lul 1 ot. hun with clubs and weights and tried to
kill him and his brother. His brother ran Into my
hous lor protection, ihey Honed my window out,
kuockcQ two panels out 01 my door, aud , uoarly
koled my little child."
Ihe tamo paper publishes the annexed letter,
which was tent by some unknown person to
Judge N. Hi.rriBOn, of th Ninth Judicial Cir
cuit. It is iti own explanation:
" 1 arch i6 i8G6 Judge IIarrion:-I want to give
you a little pi ;c 01 advice. Tho time lor you to
start on your circuit is at baud, and I would advise
you to ohange circuits with sumo other fudge, or
leign sickness. 11 you start bid tour lumuy a last
taiewell 101 you wil. never see them in this world.
There is such feelm? stirred up against you in con
sequei.ee ol your act.oiis, and the manner iu which
you have departed 5 ourseit in your circuit, aud the
way in which you mot ihe cbarecs preferred against
you I t lore tho l.epitluture, tnat it will not be su'e lor
you to come. Kot iliat jou have not merited the
punishment in store tor you, but I am opposed to
killing if you determine to come bring Colonel
Mci'lie'son that Rontleuiun who, in coiiueolion with
Dr. Ca'dwell, so lul.y endorsed you to tho spoakei of
the House.
(Endorsed.) ' Judge N. Harrison,
" Or Col. JOKL Mcl'llEKBUN,
"Lt-wiBLurg, WebtVa.
" A true copy from tho origiual.
(SigncQ ) ' Joel McTiieurow.
"Uecorder Greeubnet county."
The Newspapers ot Great Britain.
There are now published in Great Britain 1207
uewsnnptTS, di-tnbuted as follows; England
London, 22(i; provincial, 707; total, 9113; Wales,
4H; Scotlaud, 1M; Ireland. 128; Jiritibh Isles, U.
Ol thete there Rre 52 daily papers published in
England, 1 iu Wales, 12 in Scotland, 12 in ire
laud; and 1 in the IMtisb Isles. In 1H5G there
were published in the United Kingdom 731
loiirnuls; oi these 115 pap -rs were issued dally,
viz. ; 16 in London, 1 in Birmingham, J in Liv
erpool, 3 in Mam hesUr, 8 in Edinburgh, 4 iu
Glasgow, and U in Ireland; out in 186(1 there are
now established and circulated 1257 papers, of
wh'ch no le.-fl than 78 are icsuoil dully, showing
that the piesH ot the country has very irreatly
extenued titir ng the lasst ten jcaro, rind more
especiallv so in daily papers the daily issues
standing 7M ivrainut 35 in 18',C. The luueuzineg
now in toune "i publication, including tho
quarterly rev es, number 637, of which lilt)
are ol a decidedly religious character, repro
bPidiiig the CUun h of Eiierlitnd, Weslevaus.
Metho(li9,s Ciipti -ta. Independents, aud other
UDrittiau coniniuuiiies.
A New Rkmeoy i-oe the Cuoleha. A corres-
ponueiitui tnr nosmu j-qm says suipuuric acid
a sovereign reuie ly lor the cholera. 80 ii '
bare bodkin."
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CARPETINGS.
CJAIirETIIMGS ! OAItl'ETINOS!
Reduced to Present Gold Prices.
J.
T. DELACltOIX;
No. 37 Scuth SECOND Street, -
ABOVE CnKSNUT, '
Has received pe' late arrivals,
200 F1FCES J. CUOBSLEY & tSONS'
IJRUJySKJ.H CAUIK TINGS
NEW AND ELEtJANT PATTERNS..
Also, a Isrpe line of TtlBrElLY EXTRA BUPER
AHiflKK INOhslN CARPrT. DAMASK ANU
VPAtTIAl" BTAIR AK1 JtALLCARrETIKOS. COr
TAGEAM RAU CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, SHADES,
F.TR , w tilth will be old low In consequence ol tbe (all
In Gold.
J T. DELACROIX,
Ko. 37 South SECOND Street,
4 12 1m Ttttwern ( hernut and Market
SUMMER RESORTS.
U M M It ItKSOKTS
ON LINE OF
Rcsdtag Railroad anil Srauchos.
MAKftlON IIOUSK, MOUXT CARBON,
lira. Caroline W under, I'ottEvlllo f O., Schuylkill ro.
lUSCAEOUA HOTEL,
11 rs. Hannah MUler, Tutcarora P. O. Schurlklll co
MA1IA OY CITY 110 Th'L,
O. W. Frost, Mahanoy City P. O., schuvlfilll co.
WHITE BO USE,
Mr8. Sumn Marnaorl, Reading p. o.
ANDALUSIA,
Jame 9. Madeira, Reading P. O.
LIVIhO SPBINOS HOTEL.
Dr. A. Smith, Wcrdcrsvllle P. O., Berks co
SOUTH MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
U. 11. Mamie' tiRch, Wouicltidorf P. O., Berks co.
COLD SriilNOS HOTEL,
Lebanon co., Charles Koedcrmel, llarrlsburg P. O.
LOYbEaTOWN SEMINARY.
J. It. ItCDky, Boyermown P. O., Berks 00
YELLOW SPRINGS HOTEL,
A. U. Snyder, Yellow Springs P. O , Chentor co.
L1TIZ SPRINGS,
Samuel LIchtentbaler, Lltlz P. O. , Lancaster co.
EPHItATA MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
Alexander S. Feathei, Epbra'.a I'. O., Lancaster co.
rniL21,18C6 4 233m
P It O S P E C T IJ S
OF THE
C A IJ SON
COLD M!AL(i COMPANY.
CAPITAL STOCK--..$500,000
NUMBER OF SHARES, 50,000.
Par Value and Subscription Price, $10.
WORKING CAPITAL, $50,000.
OFFICER S :
PRESIDENT,
Ct.LONEL WILLIAM B.THOMAS.
StCItETART AKD TREASURER, pro tCID,
J. HOPKINS TARR,
SOLICITOR,
WILLIAM L. HIRST, ESQ.
DIRKCIOBS,
COLONEL WILLIAM B. THOMAS,
CHARLE8 S. OGDEN,
EDWIN Ml DDL ETON,
ALEXANDER J. HARPER,
WILLIAM BERGER.
The Land of this Coirpany confute ol abont 120
Acres In & ecklrnLurg county .orth Carollua, about
33v n.llcbircui ihe town oi Charlotte.
On this proper rv flt'een sbans or pits have been opened
and siiLk to various Oei-tba, iroui 111 to ba loet, deuion
struiiua tbe tiiettnce 01 ibreo parai a. eiusoi ore of
about i net lu wiuih anu about 16 leet apart, converging
to a ccn.ii on ceLtie ai tbe Uepili o about 16U leet, ioiui
lci! one luimense mats or vein ot ore, extendmK in
leuplh il roujih .be properlT uiore tban halt a uiUe.
1 beie are airo on tbis property oiner ems o ore uuex
ploreu 11 tbece ores are known as ibe Brown ores,
aud are verv nch yield. un an avera. eol about per
ton m (.old tbe ubove rrsmts having reeu demon
stratea by the rude working of tbe mines lor several
years runt, tbe rlk oi InveMnieut in undeveloped pro
perty ts not incurred, and by tbe application ol modern
miiilDR and ret ucmg niacliiiury be ompan anticipate
an In.n.euiaie and laiae Ifturu foi their monev.
Lav In (i an ore that readily ylo da (JOO per ton, some
estimate cun be Diade oi it e value oi h.s property. With
tbe piesem iinpencctststem oi mining, ten tons of i his
ole cull be taken out and reduced daiiv Iroui every shait
opened, at anezpemie not i xeeedlnn t'i" per ton. leav
liiii a net daily proht of 17M lor eacu shaft worked by
tbe ( ompanv
'j be ltrue working cspital reserved will enable the
Compai y at once lo proeure ano erecttbebestuiode.it
iiKCblneiy tor nmniiiulMinii tbeores, by menus oi which
tbe yield will be la gvly increased.
1 hece n lncs. whilst they produce ores richer than
those ol Colo i oilo or I evada, have muuy advautaKes
over ibeni. j u't cularlj in an nbundauce . t lml and
cheep lul or and Ibe lacillty with which they ean be
worked durii.g h entile year) whilst t' osa ot Colorado
and Nevada can only be worked during the warm
weather.
A tfft asFflv or an aveiape tspeclmon of the ore from
the Can-on A. lues was uiade as late as tbe 27th ol
January el tbe present year, as will appear fioin the fol
low inn cert Uleatc oi l'tois-or- Booth and Oarrett, the
Assayers ol the Philadelphia Mini :
l'HiLAPKLiiUA January '27, 1BC8
rest Sir: We have curciullv assayed tbe sumiileol
ore iroui 'Caiton Mine." Jurih I atollna, and Unci It io
yield tin oucets nlno penny veibts oi pure gold to tlie
ten of ore 'J i coin vulue is tl.crelore Z10 U'i per too
oi ore. Yours, respectiufy
BOOTH A OARRETT.
Dr. 51. B. Tailor, Ho. 404 Walnut street. Philad.
Subscriptions to tho Capital St. ck wlb be received at
tlie Ctl.te ol Ihe ompanv, I o. 401 WALNUT btreet
v litre m. in Lies ot the ore may be ecu. and lull lnionna
tion aiveu 2 8
3 J. WILLIAMS,
No. 16 North SIXTH Street.
MANUH ACIUBEII OV
VENETIAN BLINDS,
AM)
WINDOW SHADES.
The largest and finest assortment in the city at tbe
lowest prices. 44 2mrp
BTORB HHAPEB MADE AND LETTERED.
THREAT NOVELTY TIIK FIKST IN THE
J COON'lBY ANlTHE ONLY ON 16 1NTIU8 CITY.
The iireat so-cailed ROTARY HAIU BHOS1I1NO AP
PAR All 8 is In operation now at tbe Oirard Uouse H'lr
I)reH oe Baloon adjoining the Reading Room, opposite
it,. ,.i..- r.rn of NiSTIl and CE KSNUT HtleeU.
From this date, April Hi. m, I .speotfully invite all
Ucntleuien to call ana examine Tj,e tame.
oet
Praclleal Uair Diessor.
JUST RECEIVED,
TARD AND-A-IIAI.F WIDE
VELVET C A 11 P E T S,
Nt W DESIGNS.
J. F. & E. II. OIUE,
No. 904 ,
CIIESNUT STKEET.
3-4, 7-8 4-4 5-4' c-4
WHITE, BED, AND FANCY
CANTON MATTINGS.
J. F. & E. 13. ORNE,
No. 904
CIIESNUT STREET.
ENGLISH BRUSSELS,
TOR STAIRS AND HALLS,
"WITH EXTRA BORDERS:
J. F. & E. Ii. QRNK,
No. 904
CIIESNUT STREET
500 pieces
JVT7;T7 PATTERNS
EX GL1SII TAPESTRY BRUSSELS.
J. F. A E. B. ORNE,
No. 904
C3 20 3mrp
CIIESNUT STREET.
QARrETLNGS ! CARPETING S I
AT RETAIL.
McCALLUIS, CREASE & SLOA,
No. 519 CIIESNTT Street,
(OrrOEITE IBCEFEKDENCB BALL),
NOW OFFER THEIR EXTENSIVE STOCK
OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
CARPETINGS,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
14 2C lmrp
MATTING WAREHOUSE!
McCALLlMS, CREASE & SLOAN,
No. 509 CHESNUT Street,
(OPPOSITE INDEPENDENCE HALL)
HAVE JUST EECE1VED
ONE THOUSAND ROLLS
FRESH
CANTON MATTING,
ALSO,
TWO HUNDRED ROLLS
CALCUTTA Ct.COA MATTING.
All Widths and Styles,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES. 4251mrp
"QLEN ECHO MILLS,'
GERMAN TOWN, PA.
JKCALLIMS, CREASE & SLOAN,
MHunfaclnrtrN, Importers, and Whole
sale I)eler lu
CAEPETIKGS,
OIL CLOTHS,
MATTINGS, Etc.
WAREHOUSE,
No. S09 CHESNUT STREET,
OI'FOBITB TEB BTATK BOU6B,
riuladolpbia.
It 1 . TAIL DEl'AKTMEN T,
8 6 Smrp
No. 510 CHESNUT STREET.
RESTAURANT
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
F'i cat old and new ALES, at 8 cent, pernlaaa,
Gc 1 ONE-DIME EATING BAR.
The choicest Liquor, aluay. on hand.
80. US CHESNUT 8TRKET.
10 to BEKKT BECKER, Aluuagtfr.
JAY Ml O O K K .V V O.,
Ko. 114 6. THIRD 8TREET.
BANKERS "
ANU
DFALKFS tt r.OVKRMlENTgF.CURlTiES
C. 8. 6 Of JFP1,
1 10 I'Lu AM KtW,
10-lOn t RUHCAI KS OF lJIOBTErNK.s.s,
7 SO OTK, lt, 2d. ana 3D frfrig.
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES WANTED
IMEBrST ALLOWED 0 DEroSIJS
Collcctiong made 1 locks Boupht and fold o
Ccmm lnoinn.
ptrial ln.lrc acrcirneriutK.iiii reserved fo
LADIES.
I BiLACtimtA, Fclmary, 1SC6.
a13.ii
V.
s.
S E t I II I T 1 E s
A SPECIAL e 7.
f'MlTH, R.ANDOVFH & CO.,
BANKERS & BROKERS,
IC S. THIRD ST.
PHILADrxrillA.
3 NASSAU ST.
NEW- iOKK.
STOCKS AND GOLD
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
IMLKKHT ALXOWKD ON DEL'OSIXS. 21
JjAVlEH UUOTlIERbl,
Ko. 225 DOCK STREET,
HANKERS AND lillOKEKS,
BCT AND SELL
CSITKD HTATE8 BONDS lt81i, 8-20a, 10 40.
VMTEU STATES 7 8-lOd. AI L 1MKTJKS.
cfrtificates or i m tn i edk ess
Alercantlle P. per and Loai.Bon Co lateral, nepotlateo
Storks ItouLt aiid bold on Ccrrmieslon. 1 31 S
HARPER, DURNEY & CO
RANKERS,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS
No. 55 S. TillltD STKEET, l'HIl.ALELrilIA.
Klocks and T.oni). bourht nr.dfold od Commusior
Cucunciit H.au otes, Coin, Etc., bontht aud soid.
tucittl attention jiaiU to tl.e purcliae and salo oi
Oil S'ocks. Detiosits received, and Interest allowed
as per aerctmcnt. 86Sm
WOlK, McCOUCII & CO.,
Stoclc and Exchange Brokers,
No. 36 South THIRD Street.
COVEBKMENI SEcUEIlIES boujjiit and sold.
E10CKS boupht and sold on commission.
1 NTEE ST A LLOWED OX DEI'Osirs. 4251m
IlE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
HAS EEMOVED
Luring tlie erection ol the new Hank b iilciniL',
TO 1 17 4P
No. SQ5 CHESNUT STItEET
5 2()S.--FIYE-TWENTIES.
7"308 SEVEN-THIRTIES
WANTED.
DE HAVEN ft BROTHER
1-T Ko. 40 K. TUIED STKEET.
SHIRTS, FURNISHING GOODS, &o
J V. SCOTT A CO.,
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS,
AND DEALERS IN
TMEN'S FUHNlSllINGr GOODS,
No. 814 Chesnut Street,
FOUR BOORS BELOW THE "CONTINENT AX,,"
20 rp PIIILADELPUIA.
PATENT SIIOULDER-SEAM
SHIRT MANUFACTORY
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORfl.
PERFECT FITTIKG HBIBTS AND DRAWERS
made from mea.nrement.t very .hort notice.
Ail other article, oi UUilLKAl ICVtt DKi.88 UOOD8
In lull ranetr.
W1NCHERTKR ft CO.,
8 24
TUB CBIUill btHEET
ESTABLISHED 1795.
A. S. ROBINSON,
French Plate Looklns-GIasscs,
ENGliAYINGS 1'AlNTiNGS, LRAWINGS ETC
Manuiacturer of all kinds of
Looking-Glnf f, I'ortrair, unci Pic
ture Frames to Older.
No. 910 CHESNUT STREET.
THIRD ECOR JIOVE THE CONTISE.MAL,
PUlLADEI.rclA. IS
RANDALL & CO.,
PERFUMERS AND IMPORTERS,
No. 1302 CHESNUT Street.
Fine English Toilet Soaps,
IN GREAT VARIETY. JTJ8T RECEIVED.
Alto, Triple French Extracts and Perfume.
We bare constantly on band trery variety ot
PERFC&1ERY AKD TOILET REQUISITES.
Extracts, Powders Coloinei, Pomades, Toilet
Water., t-baving (.teams, Cotnittlques, Tooth Taittei
Brushes, e 12 3m
DEAFNEhS BLINDNESS, AND CATARR
treated with tbe otino.t .ucccm by J 1HA
M. D., Ocu 1st and Aurut No. 010 PINK Htrt iTUS,
Dionla). irom tbe mom reliable source. In Uir r
beseeoat bisomce. The Meillra. Fa' a'ty jioltj can
to aci ompaoy tbirr)alDs as be ba. no u A luvlied
practice. Aititlu'al eyes Inserted wltho" berets In bts
iurne luauv ivt omiunuuu.
us.
jl'etl- 1
f pain NO I
dry g :ods.
pniL.DELrniA.
IMTOWIxS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
lADIES DRESS
A1) CLOAK TRIMMINGS,
M AIN AKD FAN) Y LTJTTONS,
( onon luiijnsos,
LLA'K AM) CiL RID OA I LOON
fl-V Y L.Vtf.H,
rtCLUXl.",
Cril I RE LACES.
1'ALVOHAI. TIUX:j'lXG.
tl.MP AND OKNAMKNT8,
COIMil l) VI I VK'l KIliUONN
HEAD NLT, KTC.
J rALL WARES AND ZEPHYR WASTED
We rc ccrifcnily teiclvlna tie att.t SOVKLTIE8
tl.e Lu, opi n Oil rkn. t'i .li'r our own proilucilon of
Tarou, st lea in M W 1I1NU1M.S.
Our v.ricts ae re(ucd to the ver lowr.t GoM
rte jii2nrp
);i;iils a UELsiNurii
No. 49 Ncrth EIGHTH Street,
Have 'but crfHil a c n i Ute tttck o
SrH!N(r (it)()H8,
COXflSTIKtl UH I.At'l-S, LMBROIDLRIES, AND
FANCY OOODS.
TfO r'rrf" r;ain and sir iid Jaiom t, the newest styles
Hiitrid bul lucked AiUmlrs w tilth we are ollorliig ui
low prices.
rW1 drren Prrrs'itct-cd llondkf rclilcfs, at old prices
2&. 37 40. end m cen s
A lull rtform rni oi the neext deslirn T.XCF COL
LARS Ld (.ILL H) 1 I KS, 1 1 (jiii niceuu up to 10.
CLO'LSli LOVES.
A crrrrlne llr.e oi .101 Vlk KID GLOVK towhlcll
e InMle al.i ut l n, t lcli wc tiler allow figures.
OAISKIFLIK t-Kl KT.-.
GABRIILLE HKIRT3.
Tl c O'.est. moft deslriiLlc, and tty.kh bkirla now
wrn
1l(KHi fKll HG. acbe.p and desirable article
liitlieg voir. oli
No. ln4 t'bKHMJT BTUKK".
16G6. Spring Importation. 18G8.
E. M. NEEDLED.
riAE JL'Sr Ol'ENED
1000 PIECES WHITE GOODS,
In PLAIN, FA MY. SIRIPED PLAID and 55
i.H. 1n I. hi.il f liwr lln. i. 1
a n oct cin,plciCflncV.,toi Uli theatten Ion ol 2
l uri'lmM r Ik .ulli ited. as ll.i v nn ni!nr,.M at ?
o'a iare RtDlC'llDN rom last 8KAHOVS m
inivr.ia. tp
100 pieces SHIRRED M U L 9 tor Itodie..
110 pieces i'lVil'1 8 lr all varle.les olsivlesand
nriee retnlfc to 1. 1 All.
30t PaR1 tir Er RHi KIRT8, newest styles.
Ul uir vnu iuiiuLiauuu
00 HGOP-t-KlRT OZCf
Msnniactory No. bzM A HC1I Street,
Above t-lx b Sik ot, Plil.adolphla.
V ho eale and Retail.
Oct sesorlment tu hracea all Ibe new and desirable
st. vies una rites ol Mity in gib and size waist tor
Ladles. Misers and blldren.
D hereof "OlJi f'HA HAKE" nretupner In Amth
ane autcU t p to aiiy other feklit. niadt, and wananted
to tive satlstaction.
kY Iris n ace to order altered and repaired. 4i
COAL.
QNE TRIAL
SECURES YOUR CUSTOM,
WHTiTCY & HAMILTON.
LEHIGH,
SCHUYLKILL,
AND BITUMINOUS
O O T ,
Xo. 085 North mm Street,
Ahny Poplar. Kill., 47
QEO. . COOKE
OFFERS
rilKS'l'ON COAL,
Which 1b the very best StttLYLKlLL COAL
ccnnuir to this market.
Egg and Steve sizes at $675 per Ton
ALSO, 'lUli QKJSTJINB
EAOl-K VI'. IN CtJAL
6auiH sir.es. tamo puce.
A Superior Quality ol
1,1 IIK'.II COAL,
ConalanMy on band Enn aud Stove sizes at 17 SO, delh
ertd.toany pan ot the cltv. tn Ire it free or slate and dirt
I cdvue mv frknds, and the pub 10 generally , to lay
In tbelr coaling winter's supply now, as the price n as
low as it will be, anu as there ts a prospect o an advanoe)
toon. Orders receivtd at .o. 114 tioutu 1 HIKD dtreeU
EMPORIUM, 1 17 rp
N o. 131 4W A SHINCTON Ave n u e.
JAMES O'BllIEN,
DKALKR IS
LEU Kill AM) SCHUTLKLLL
O O A Li,
liY IJIh CARGO OR SINGLE TON.
Yard, Ercad Street, telow Fitzwater.
t(a conatautly ou li.nu a competent supply of tluj
stove ehur ( oal, suitable tor lamtly use, to
I loli lie calls tbe attentloB of hia friend, aud Uio
public aeiirrnl y,
OiUt..'i kit al Mo Z06ty Jflnh street, Ho. 83 8.
Beventce.itL street c-r llirougb Despatch or fost
Ciil.ce, nron rtly atu r.dea to
A 8L1 I KIOK QCAJUTY OF BLACKSMITHS
COAL. , 78
J END H' S
COL AND ICE DEPOT,
8. W. CORi''itR OF BROAD AKD CALLOWUILL
Offers. ne celebrated Weat Lelilyh Coal from tho
Gretnvf o0d Colliery, Hove, I gir. ami Heater size, 7-50j
i so bv. Also, tlie very superior oouuyimi lum,
tl e l eevetdule lollleiy, Kutslae, ad OU. AU Other
sizes 1 on
the puu baser li not as represented. Also
All 1. 1 ai warraniu kiii. in.ru u.t. ui "ov
, ui v uui iur
It IU o li not mu weiguv.
J10 6iu
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