THE DAILY EVENING TELKGHAPIL PHILADELPHIA, SAIURDAY, MAY 5, 18GC.
Congressional Iteprwrentatlon Under the
Proposed Amendment I
The effect of the proposed Amendment to the
Constitution upon the Congressional representa
tion of the slave States under the census will be
as follows. The first column gives the popula
tion of slave States In 18C0; the second, voters In
1860; the third represents the number of male I
citizens of color above twenty one; the fourth,
the present number of members each Slut ) Is
entitled to, and the last, the number to which
she will be entitled when the proposed law shall
have been carried into effect: !
a
5.S.0
a s
S3
0
o
Alabama.
Wk.te.... 529 121
Colored.. 436 UbO
60.57
7 4
46,049
a a
18,631
1 1
262
....... 1 1
11.1(13
7 4
82,308
4 a
44,010
6 4
13 839
6 3
84,933
9 8
17 783
..... 8 6
48,072
6 a
68,764 .. ..
8 6
47,810 .. ' ..
4 8
26,802
8 6
108.663
, 76 60
Arkansas
Wh.to.... 324 835 64 063
Colored. 111,115
DlLAWARB.
White...
Colored.
.110.418
16,089
1,98
78 679
61,716
I lobida.
White....
' Colored..
14 847
G IOBQIA.
White.
.694,088 106,856
Colored.. 462.11)8
Looihiaka.
White.... 876.276 60,610
Maryland.
v bite.... 699 800 92,602
Colored.. 87.18U
JIiPfWRirPl.
Wliitc....8M 674 69,120
Colored.. 436,681
MISSOURI
White.. 1,0(7,OR1 165 618
Colored.. 114,1)81
Noiith Carolina
Ybite....6fil,5ft3 96,230
Coiond.. 831 OoO
SOUTH CABOLIKA.
White ... 8i'1802 44 CD0
Colored.. 402,406
Tkknkrrki.
White.... 884 C82 115 833
Colored.. 276 710
In Afl
White.. ..421 649 62,986
VlROIHlA.
While.
.789,479 167,728
Total
A loss of twenty-flve members.
OFFICIAL GAZETTE.
Important Letter from General Grant
JuriMlieilon ofbtute Courts in TresMim
Cane a.
The Nashville Banner of Monday says, after
the refusal of Governor Brownlow to recommend
the withdrawal of the prosecution by State
Courts against Colonel Dick McCann, Geueral
Reuben Koddie, and Caiu, in accordance with
the recommendations ot General Grant and
the Secretary of War, those gentlemen addressed
a letter to General Grant touching their cases,
to which they received the following:
Wabhihqton, D. U, Api.l 19, 1866 Mcssrj. Cain,
Itoddie, and McCann Gentlemen: I am directed
by tieneial Grant to sav to you that vours of the
loth came duty to hand, and he immediatsly for
warded it to tne Booreury of War, with the T. 3om
tnendation that tne petitioners be released on parole,
and if, upon invcrileatioD, it was aso-itiined that
they have been puilty of any act not recoguized bv
the rules of civilized war that they be tried by a
United States Court and not by a ijrtte Court,
(feigned) I. F. Badbanz,
Brevet Colonel and Military Secretary.
The Case of Major Ge.
The followine is the telegram recently sent to
Governor Worth, ot Nortb Carolina, with refer
ence to the effect of the lato proclamation upon
the case ot Major Gee:
Washington, D C, Apr 1 27, 1866. To Governor
Worth: I am directed by the Frea dent to inform
you that by his proclamation ot April 2, 1P66, it
was not intended to interfere with military commis
sions at that time or previously organized, or trials
then ptndinff befoie such commissions, unless by
special lnstiuotions the acensea wore to be turned
over to the civil authorities. General Euger has
been instructed to proceed with the trial to which
you reler, but belore the execution oi any sentence
rendered by said commission to report ail proceed
ings to the War Department for examination and
revision. 'Ibere has been an order this day pre
pared, and which will soon be issued, which will
relieve and settle all embarrassments growing out
ot a misconstruction of the proclamation, of which
1 will send you a copy. Edward Cooper,
Acting .Private Secretary of the President.
AMUSEMENTS.
New Cbbsnut Strew Theatre. Mr. Sinn's
great benefit takes plaoe to-uay. The lied Hat tor
the Uaiinee. The Maiincc at the Chcnut are always
crowdod, this will be overflowing, for the manaseris
as popular amonusc the ladies who frequent bis
theatre as the matinee. In the evening miss Julia
Daly appears in Our Female American Cousin, in
which she is exceedingly o ierer, and in which she
played in London with immense suooees. ilisg Kate
Fennoter has, we believe, never belore performed in
this city. 1 he whole bill, afternoon and evening, is
a least ot sensation.
Nkw Americas Variety Theatre This Is
the last night of ihe engagement oi the child wan
der, El Kino Eddie. A splendid bill of attractions
is offered thin evening including every variety of
stage performances. On Monaav evening, Miss Leo
Hudtou, the sole rival of the Menken, appears tut
"Mazeppa." The "Wild Horse of Tartary" on this
occasion will be a thorough bred mare.
Academy or Music. A most brilliant pro
gramme lor the Kavei matinee, to whfob the pnoes
ot admission -yill be fifty cents. "Young America"
and the three brothers Itavel, together with the
Martinetti ballet. In the eveiiing, The Schoolmaster
and The Contraliandist, and other delightful enter
tainments, including the Flying Trapeze,
Arch Street 1 hkatrb. Madame Celeste eon
eluded her engagement last evening. Tbi evening
the ever attractive and popular Streets of New Yorlt
will be given a capital taiurday night bill. Mon
day, McKee Kank n tates his first benefit in this city.
Walbut Street Thbatbi. Mr. Booth's house
last evening was more crowded, if possible, than on
the previous evening. Humlet, in its present form,
has met with universal approbation
Haiidbl ao Haydn Concert. The closing
concert ef the regular subscription series is an
nounced for l uesdav eveniug. May 16, and a card
from the uireolors, in our advertising columns, cans
the attention of tne subscribers to the change of date
and locality. The tickets originally issued were
cated Mav 8; but as the Academy of Music could
not be secured tor that nirht, the penormanoe has
been postponed. By presentation of these tickets
at rrumplers Mus.c Store, they will be exchanged
for reserved seats in tne best parts of the Academy.
Itebearsats are being held t vice a week, and the
whole of Haydn's beaut' la 1 cantata of "Tne Sea
sons,' will be sung at the ooncert. 1'be soloists en
gaged lor the occasion are Miss Kiohings, Mr. Goorge
Simpson, and Mr. J. K.ilbomai, the well-known
bass singer and ballad compo-er. from Now York
Carl Sent is laoorin with his usual energy in
drilling the choruses and a flue rendition ot the
wor may be expected.
Musical Fund Hall. This is the evening that
Mr. Wolisohn will receive the great compliment to
his gen ill' and perseveration by the presentation of
the works of Beethoven, the geulu of tne age, and
in whose fame Mr. Wolfsohn must heucefortb share.
The concert will consist of Beethoven mus'o, with
orcliostra. piano Mr. Wolisohn, and violin, Mr.
Thomas, iroin New York.
Howe's Circus. This celebrated troupe of Olym
pians will ainve in Philadelphia on Monday morn
ing, ana make a tour, of the city with all of their
, artistes, animals, aid extensive brass band. The
tent will be pitched !n Locust street, beyond Broad,
' and a grand performance will be given in the
t evening. ,
' ComplimehtabKknehttoMad'llb dkMau
OUEK1TTE8 fhe beneti: of this daihimr voung come
' .dienne occurs on I'uesday next at the Arch Street
Theatre. Ste will appear in two characters, one ot
' v liich is in a comedy written expressly tor her, and
in wbich she achieved complete suoooss at her debut
EDWARDS & LAWRENCE,
in Jial'lmore. Msd'le Noernle it vonnr, talented,
and protiy. tier malcal abiiiir Is undoubted, and
those who attend on the occasion will be ((ratified
with a touch of hor aualltjr la this Une.
Complimkwtart BKineprr. Mr. frank Drew's
friends in thin city have dotorminrd to tender that
favorite Irl-h and ecrentrie comedian a compHninn
tary benefit, prior to departure for Enrope. 1 i ho
ffiilr Ukes plaoe at the Arch turret Theatre on tne
19th instant. j
BRTAWTB' Mimrjrsls This faroritn tro'ipe of
snble serenaaen play Bt thi row Cbesnnt Street
Iheatre tiexi month. The Bryants are "all t o go"
in Mew V ork. Mr. John T. Donnelly, oi this city,
minaret the business for the Bryants. j
Mtss Luct Rohhtoh This talented eomsdienne
is to appear, Tor a brief envajroment. abont tne la ter
part ot this month, at the Arch Street 1'hoatre Sde
will play "Lady Teas e " eto i
MATTERS OVER THE RIVER.
I
An Aged Man. There is now residing In
Camden a gentleman named Martin liclislo, who.
en the 1st ol Marca last, was ninety-nine yrnr of
age, belnv now In his one hundredth year. He was
born in 1766, and at the bicakinr out of tne Knvo
lutionary war, ho was t' O years o'd. In 1812 he
entered tl e service ot the United States, and served
in the Corp of '-Sappers and Miner." third regi
ment, during that war with Great B'itain, at the
elrseof which ho was honorab v di'charwd, and,
being wounded, was entitled to a bounty of 160 aorei
oi land.
Ills lather, Barney Belisle, was killed in the battle
of Banker's Hill, and fell o'ose by the sldo of Gene
ral Warren. Mr. Bolls'o'i health is remarkably
good tor such an aged man, his eyesight sufficiently
preserved as to stable him to read larpo print with
out glasses, and bis memory, although faultyi in
some mpects, i quite goed. His physical powers
aie not rtrong, yet be oan walk about ith consider
able sprightiiness. tie is, indeed, n representative
of the past, linking the presont with the years that
were.
Ai.tekvd Cikcdmstancks. The "Moun
tain Partridge" i not done drumming yet, but is
daily losing caste here his former demands were
respected. On Friday he sent an ' order" to the
officers of tbo Camden and Atiantio Railroan Com
pany, demanding a pais to be left at the ticicet ollioe
for one ol h s lrienda; but this morning, when the
friend made his appearance, the tickot was not thore,
.tames' graces having been considerably damaged in
that quarter. Whothor he will make another at
t mpt to "dely the world, the flesh, and the devil,"
and thus stand like "Gibraltar," or wbothor he will
at last consent to "ween over Heouba," and thus aro
down to oblivion gracefully, after the manner oi the
Cumberland, the tutuie alone can develop. But
tie is "growing little by degrees, and beautifully loss"
in influence every riav. ,
Thobocoh Wobk. The work of cleanlne:
unhcsltbiut places, removing filth and dirt from the
alleys and street, and of filling up stagnant pools, is
being thoroughly done, and housekeepers are
equallv active in whitewashing their yards, lenccs,
eto. This exhibits the right tind ot spirit, and will
add very materially to the sanitary condition of the
ptople and the city. ,
Sevebely Lnjtjhei. One of the men
emulovcd on the cars of the Camden and Amboy
Kailroad Company was severely injured a day or
two fines, by boing knocked from the car by a
bridge, while he was standing np, near Borden 'own.
BANK NOTICES.
frT- THE PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL
f BANK.
Philadelphia, May 8. 18H6.
The Directors have this dav iloo irml a dlvlilnml at
FIVfc PER i'tKT. (Si. and also an extra divlnnnd of
'J WO PEK CEM. (2) 'or the last six mouths, payable on
demand, clear ol taxis.
B a tt B.K roMFOYS, Cashier
FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' NA
TIONAL bank.
Philadelphia. May 1. 1866
The Board or Directors of thU Bank hare this dav
declaied a Dividend oi FIV' FEB CENT, t also, an
Extra Dividend of ONE PElt CENT., both payable on
demand, tree, ot taxes.
l s tit w. kuniiton. j a., cannier
Kg- NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Phit ADIi.pniA Mav 1. lMflfi .
The Board of Directors have this dav declared a divi
dend ol SKVfS AND A HALF PER CENT., navabla
on demand, clear of tax.
ilVOD A. 1.1. VV 19,
8 1 tutbi St Cashier.
frEf THE CONSOLIDATION NATIONAL
s BASK.
PHILADKLPniA. Aorll SO, 18fi6.
The Board of Directors have his dav declared a divi
dend 0I1X PEK CKN l,, oayable on demand, clear of
taxes. 9 1 tutht3tl JUS. N, PEIKbOL, Cashier.
CORN EXCHANGE NATIONAL
BAhK.
Pmi.ADKl.pniA, May 1, 1P66.
The Directors have declared a dividend or HKVKN
PF. ( IM ., cleal ol tax. and pnvable on demand.
S 1 (it J. W. 'i'OBttEV , Cashier.
frT' SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF
PHILADELPHIA. t
FBAKKVOBD, May 1. 1866.
The Directors have this dav declared a dividend of
FIVE PaB CENT., clear ot tax, payable oa demand.
oioi n . n. otioiiincnjuiniA, j as liter.
C EN TEAL NATIONAL BANK.
kV- Philadelphia. Mav 1. 1868.
The Dl rectors have this dav declared a Dividend of
FIVE PEi! CENT, rleir ot tax, payable on demand.
6 16t WILLIAM H.BHAWN. Cashier.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
FINE BOOTS AND SIIOES,
FOR GENTLEMEN'S
And Bovs' Wear,
AT REDUCED PRICES,
AT HELWEG'S,
No. 535 AECH Street, Below Sixth.
First-class work a.wajs on hand, and made to order at
short notice. i H lmSp
JT I N E SHIRTS, ;
Money Refunded if Not Satisfactory,
MADE OF NEW TOI K MILL MUSLIN, only S400
Ubnal price S5 M.
MADE OF WAM8TJTTA MUSLIN, only MIS, usual
price as-nO.
BOYS' SU1RT3 on band and mads to order.
A liberal deduction to wholesale trade.
T. L. JACOBS,
No. 1226 CHESNUT Street,
3 29 thsta 2mrp Phlladel phis.
"HE AMERICAN BUREAU OF MINES,
No. 64 BROADWAY. ,
Mines, M lneral Lands, and Ores examined and reported
upon. Competent Engineers funlsbed to Jllnlng Com
panies. Consultations afforded on all Mining, Metallurglca
and Chemical Question, at the ofllce of tbo Bureau,
GEO. D. II. GILLESPIE, President.
DRAKE DE KAY. Becrotary. Wtnthsrp
.ITmn. FOR H A B T y O 11 D . CONN.,
an CANAL Th nuuinnr MIcAS. Cautaln Vanda-
U1I (-'., Via LJIO U l . 1,4 ? . i. . n i. ,r l.nill
veer, now loadinv at second wbart below MPUUCK
Btreet, will leave as above on TUUKDAX lutn instant.
Freight, taken oa ieasnabe terms Apply to
lL.A.iAin ax. DAinu co i.
SStt
Ho. 134 South WUARVK8.
REWARD. LOST, ON FRIDAY EVEN-
tU-6 Inir. in one of the Union Ral'road Tars, going to
Richmond, at Ninth and nnrina Garden atreeti. a ULAOK
PAKabOU steel apaiiRles on it, brass rod, and vnlte
handle Return to No 603 srKUCK rttreet No. 6V S.St-
CUKU street, or 0. Xiv N. Bttt'UND StreeU 11'
$in IUU (10,000, $0000, AND OTHER
WjOUUj auiounu to loon on Mortgage. ,
LTEWI8 II. REDNKB,
No. IM South FOU ItTH street.
6 I It
nQR TO (45 FOR A SUIT OF BLACK OH
tUOcl fancy colored cloth army And navy olotbial
An tn.lvliiii.iiriu,u..4 "
ilHuirp rA UK. No.i NINTH St. above Chesnut.
EXCELSIOR CLOTHING HALL
M E A t & SMYTH,
MAMJFACTUKK K9 OF
mt 8IIAER-PLATED WA11E,
o. 910 CHESNUT Street. !
nilLADEI TULA. ' 44 tf
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.'
O COTTAGE AT PUBLIC SALE.
Will be sold at Fubllo flnle, on the nnml..-Tl
ON WHINKSDAY MAY 1(T
at 1 o'clock. A DhSIKAlU.fc KEhiij.H'.K situated In
Chester Township less than half a ml e (mm ttiocltv
Units containing nearly ('IF1Y ACRKS otf L VM),
on which Is a rood subntantlal House, built in Cottage
style, containing ten rooms.
Also, out-kltchen and dining-room, summer house,
born and liable chicken bonne, eto
The grounds have been put In eice'lnnt order i woll
fenced, and planted with fruit and shade trees, vrnei,
etc. eto.
The propertv is within Ave minutes wa'tt of Thurlow'a
Station and ft een minutes oi Ches'er Station and has
a fine view of the river
Possession given at once " From it healthy location
and easy access, is a ery desirable place for a summer
residence
For further Information, annlv to
UKOROG RAKER, Chester,
Or JOHN CAHTNKK,
51131. . . Tradesmen's Bank. Philadelphia.
f! TO RENT. DK9IKABLE FIRST-CLASS
JlJ Chester county COUNTRY RESIDKN ;E, com
pletely lur'ilshed and newly re.ltted( large barn, pou try
house Ice-b ueniled, sDring-hnuso. plenty of pas'urlntr,
fine cold springs solenld sbade, an exoe lent ginlen.with
crops In to gruurd, an ahundanco of irult. app es pears,
plums, peaches, quinces graoca, cherries, currants,
s'ram berries etc. situation high beautliu'. and per
fecty lifa'lh'ul Excel ent Doa'lna. salendld Oshlna
and good (running. Apply to GKOUUE W. rTU!.L Jn.,
ate. M. 8 Leslies ofllce, Mo 727 SANSuM ttreet.be
tw.en 1 and 4 o'clock P. Al. S 3 4t
FOR SALE. COUNTIir RESIDENCE,
at Ho'mcsburei benutlml slinatlon and ner ectlv
ealtlilul i sunertor Dwelling, with all the mmlern con
veniences, and three acres otland: bounded bv Oakland
avenue, -Mill Decatur, and Cambrldve Mreettt taste-
iiuiy laiu out who snaae ana lruii trees: niaoie. oicri
House. Laundry, etc. t close to ihe Holmeaburi: Railroad
nation and Bristol tnrnplket acceaa frequent. Immeill-
aie possession r or limner particular see nanuoiua
and catalogue of M. Thomas A Son's sale oftfevS
,UEuRU W. HIULUJb.. Conveyancer,,
S16t So. 727 Sansom street. '
f- FOR SALE, IN MANTUA WITHIN TWO
JLiill square of city anri, a dr-lrable residence, with
every convenience, cnnta'nlna thlr.ran rooms t lot 100
feet tronti well shaded; good stable and coach-house.
Possession with the deed. Apnly to J. H. W KKK8,
Conveyancer. No. 141 8. FuURlll Street, or at store No.
32 8. FIFTH Street. It
L. H. JOSEPH, CENTRAL REAL ESTATE
lUi Agency. No 271 S. THII!I Htreet, Philadelphia,
l a. heal F.sta e Dnuvht and Sold on Communion.
Loans negotiated. Money procured on Bondi, Rlort
gnges. and other securities. House and Ground Routs
collected.
C ommissloner of Dee ds for all the States. 4 271mSp
fS FOR SALE A DESIRABLE THRKE
LlLi! stoiy Dwelling, with three-etorv double Dack
Cuilding on '1WKLFTH Street, above Oreen. All
modern improvements, summer kitchen, heaters, etc.
Price, SbMiU clear. Apply at this Office, between 9 and
12 AAlu 4 II)
tf COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM FOR,
liiioale fifty or one hnndreu acres. Bristol Pike.
above seven mile stone, and near Taconv. Apply to
R. WHITAKEK No. 610 LO( UST BHeet. A t 2t
TO RENT. A tURNISHED HOUSE.
Annlv on the Dremtses. No. 337 Soath TfVKNTT-
iKST ttreeu 6 2 4r
407 NEW NEW 4Q7
Prepared Cork Mattresses. ;
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We call the attention of
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STEAMBOATS AND VESSELS,
HOTEL KEEPERS,
BOARDING HOUSES,
AND PRIVATE FAMILIES,
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To our Prepared
CORK STUFFING,
For Mattresses, Pillows, Bolsters, and Seats. '
Thpy are Soft, Healthy, and offer no refuge to
vermin.
' GIVE US A CALL.
t4 Jlsmth lstrp
No. 407 COMMERCE Street.
CORDIAL'
OF TBI
BENEDICTINE MONKS
OF THE
ABBE i. OF FECAMP
This Cordial, which dates as far back as IMO.isan
antt-apopiectlo tonlo, dinestlve, and ol an exquisite
taste. The salutary Plants which compose It, (fathered
on the slopes or the hills of Normanay, saturated with
the vivifying emanations ol a Northern aea, make it
one oi the best cordials and one ot the most emclent
preventives against epidemic affections i
' Of late, the French modi al corps has been almost
una slnioua in prescribing Its use '0 the sick, who, by
their Imperfect pastrlo disposition, were mora liable to
i be at tacks of fevers and cholera. . ,
I
A. LEGE AND, Sen., Fecamp.
Also, Kue Vivienne, No. 19, Paris. '
This Medicine is found at the Wine and fplrtt Store,
Apothecaries Contixtlonerles. and Qrocerles.eto etc., al)
over the world. 433 s4t ;
S A F E FOU SALE
A SECOND-BAND
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Parrel & Herring Fire-Proof Safe j
FOB SALE.
APPLY AT THIS OFFIOK, i .
I6rp
CATAWBA, ISABELLA, DELAWARE. AND
WANAW1NE8.ew,,nkii.e O
No. 116 WALNUT fltreet,
Bole Agent for the famous Pleaaant Valley Wine
Company, Kew York. Constantly .on hand during
the aeaaon. Catantia amt- Isabella Wlnea, dry sua
sweet. Auto, Bparklium Catawba, put ap various
alzea. Ittnsiulli
1 $ Qor. Second an JJarfeet jft. PMlaA
auction sALe:s.n
RCOTT. JR., AUCTIONEER, Na 1020
CIlESNTJ'l 8TKKI X. '
SPECIAL BALK OP IMPORTED MODERN OIL
PAINTISUM. i
B. Scott. Jr.. calls e .peels' a'tentlon
ot art eonrmls-
seurs to an Impor ant sale or about Iftd
Oil Dfltntlnflfl nt tlm lr.nir1lh. Krnnch.
I Imported modern
Dusie aorr sua
Art (al rr. He.
Flemlh Meboo's. to take p ace at the
i'w i iifsnni si eet. on rnursaay ana
Friday evenings,
ii in ana inn instant at 7 0 cioca.
Par.lculars hereafter.
HARLRS C. MACKEY. AUCTIONEER. NO.
' M MAKKE r Street, between Third and Fourth.
IRON WIRE WARHPRS, BRAS RCRF.W8, HAM
MhKfl, MI8CELL NKOllS HAHDW ARB. ETC.,
On 'I'uesday Morning a) 10 o'clock,
a quantity ol Iron W ire i alMu lOeO pounds Iron Wash
ers, arsoited brass and Iron Woon Screws, Bra'S Locki,
Copper K at a Blank Keys. Planes .xortloe Lcks, 'iO
dns. sierl-faced Hammers, American Steel Shears, and
other mtsceLaneoua hardware. 54 2t
' "LAROF. HALB OF
F.NOT.IFH AND AMERICAN WHtTE GRANITE
ANIXI. C. WARE, UUtiKiNOUAkt ilDUUH-
WARE. ETC., ,
On Tuesday Morning.
At ?M o'clock a vrrv large assortment of the aove
Burned wares which will bn sold in open lots, sultsble
lercliy and country retail s'orekeepers. ft 4 St
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
gTILL ANOTHER QUE AT
TRIUMPH I
FOB TBK
EVANS & WATSON
SAFE.
HEAD THE FOLLOWING i '
FniLaDBU-HlA, May 1, 1803.
Messrs. TyAKS Watson :
llKSTSt I had oneot your we'l-known Fire Proot
a es la . he very destructive Are which occurred early
this morning at . I Jones' steam saw and plauing
mill.
The Safe tell from the third ttory, end a ter It re
covery rrom the ruin- It was opened, and lie oooks and
papers lound peiiectlv preserved much to myentlie
satisfaction. 1 his Is the second Hale ot your make that
1 bae bad tested bv Are, and It attain affords me much
measure to say that I eaieem your Flre-Prooi -alM
worthy of eerr one'a consideration requiring a porfoot
sccuiltjr against fire.
Yours, very truly,
0. LETOrjRNHArj.
On hand and for rale at price lower than other
makers, a large assortment ot our just'y celebrated
Sates, 'or Bank. Mercantile, or Dwell in K-houae use. -
Give us a call beiore purchasing elsewhen. 1
I . , . VASs A WVT80N.
81 Jt ' ' - J0. 18 8. FO" RT i Street
STOVES, &c.
JJNION OIL STOVES,
A new and complete apparatus tor Cooking and Heating
by Tetro le um Oil. Our Stoves give no smoke or odor,
and are not liable to get out oi order, being as simple In
every respect as a Kerosene Lamp. Ihe Buker, Broiler,
and Flat-iron Heater are the only special articles of fur
niture required. For all other purposes ordinary stove
lumlture may be used.
DAVID II. LOSEY, 1
601E AG EST FOB PENNSYLVANIA, )
, , No. 38 tooth FIFTH Street.1
Liberal ducount to Ihe trade. 4 17 3m ro
SEVENTEENTH AND SPRING GARDEN
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STREETS, !
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT
OP i
BUILDING LUMBSR,
FOR SALE LOW, BT
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F. H. WILLIAMS, j
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!
Seventeenth and Spring Garden Sts.
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BIOKRENE,!
OR LIFE-UEJUVENATOR. ;
BTBENGTH TO THE WEAK YOUTH TO THE AGED
This preparation Is unequ al'ed as a rejuveaator and re
storer ot wasted and Inert function.
'i he feeb.e. the aged and all those who hare in any
way impaired their vitality by excessive mental or phyisV
cai applicatlon,wlll find the Hlokrene to be what Its mine
implies a liie-rejuvenator. which, while It builds np the
shattered constitution, will aiso Impart to the feelings
tbe briskness and energy wt.icb belonir to youth.
No matter by hat cause any organ has become enfee
bled In ita funoth'na this superb preparation will remove
that cause at once and lorever.
UIOKKENE cures (jcneial De'iillty Impotenoy, Ner
vous Incapacity, l)ypepsla, Uenression Loss of Appe
tite, Low spirits, Imhecillty. Mental Indolenue. Kmacla
tlon. Eunul It baa a must deiiKbtiul, desirable, add
nttvel eiluct upon the nerrous system, and a i who are In
anyway prostraed by nervous disabilities are earnestly
advtred to seek a cure In this moat excellent and uiv
enunlled preparation.
BIOKKI-NI!. The Feeble, the Lanruid, the Despair
leu the Old should give this valuable otHooTi-ry a trbil (
it will be lound totally Qiiterent troui ail other artieea
lor tbe same purpose.
'i O FEMALES. This preparation Is invaluable In l.cvr
vous weaknesses o' all kin is, as It will restore tbo
wasted strength with woudenul permanence.
It is also a nand Tonlo, and will give re lefin Dyspep
sia with the first dose. A brief oemla enoe in Its use
win lenovate the stomach to a degree of perfect health,
and bnlsh DyBPPla lorever.
One J'odar per bottle or six bottles for S. Bold bv
Druif kIbIs genirel v Went bv express auywhere by ad
dreoalng UUl'CHlNUS 4 H1LLYEK Hroprletora,
au, 0UE.I nuwif.Miw lora.
Hold by
JOHNSON. HOLLOWAY COWDEH.
No iHNoith SIXTH Street.
DYOIT CO).
. 4 10 thstu rp . No m X. SECOND St
rJlIE II AllRISOX BOILE 11 .
A SAFE STKAM KOII.F.R.
tbe at entlon ot manufacturers and oUier oalng
Pteain la confidently cai ed to this new Steam une--rator.
as oombinlnK esen'.lai advantages In arnoluto
aulety irom exp onion, in cheapness of first oost aid euet
ot n pairs, in economy of fuel, facility ot cleAiitw and
transportation etc.. not possessed by any other bolier
now in ue. Ibis boiler l lormed oi a ooubmatlou of
cant-Iron hollow spheres, each soht re eight inches -i
ternai diameter, and tnreo. eighths of an luch tblcc,
These art' held together by wrouuht-lron bolts, with,
caps at the ends
Nearly one hundred of these Boiler are now In opera
Ion, kome of them ia tb 0'at- eaMbllsbmonU In this,
cltv.
For descriptive circulars or prioe, apply to JOSEPH,
BattHlHuN. Jr. Hanlaon Boiler Works, GK'AY'S
FKRKV Boad. adjoining the United ftatos ArunaL
Philadelphia. If 4 11 1 ta thiiuop ,
jyR. HUNTEB, No. 44 N. SEVENTH
BTREET, ABOVE FILBZBT, PHTLADELPHTA. ;
Acknowledged bv all partxtt tnttrttttd aa by far the
MOST Bl'CClLMHruL PHYSICIAN
in the treatment r Ihteattt in hi$ tpttialtp. QUICK
THOBOIJUU, andprrmtnmt cures gwnantttd fneverv
case. Demember DH. liUNTEB S CeWbrated Ketnedie
ean only be had f nnlna at hi old established Office. No.
44 N. HIVENTH t"et. above Kllbart. i'JrJSt
EDWARDS & LAWRENCE,
DRY GODV
Q It EAT DEDUCTION IN PRICES
HAVING A VERY t.AVOK STUCK OF SILKS,
bought at the very lowest pr;cis, we are enabled to se
them at a ,
ORF.AT REDUCTION ,
From tbe prices early In the season,
as t HFNb MLKn Rf llU'I 1) IO KM. ' '
S riGUKFD ( OKI)' DllKS RKDCCED TO H
as PLAIN CORDKD SI l K" jiK.DUCKD TO S4. .
4 I LAIN COMDED MI.K8 HEHUI F.U Tl) tJ
JTS PLAIN l?ll.K8 RFIW VD TO Ml , I
1 PLAIN AlLKfl REDUCED TO ! 2. 1 I
4 HLAfR TAKKM A3 Rkl'OD M Si . I
4 BbAt K GRO GRAIN hi DUO-T TO M-ftt). '
ai Jtt H LATK. OPO GRAIN u, DUCED TO 1 W.
fAirA'11" OBAIK KC.miCED TO WW.
WAV.! ,AK'V,M !, H I
tl'li 8-4 PLAI'K gUEESi'd CLOTH REDUCED TO
S14I(ICK QEEEN'S TLOIH REDUCEd'.TO
tOc. 6 4 KLaCK WOOL DELAINE REDUCED TO
7.'c
11J5IHU H WOOL Tl LAINE BF.DUCED ,TO
S7 ccaia
!? 8 4 ULAI K WOOL DEI AINB RKDTJf! Bf TO SI
altrf) 9 4 t OLORED WOOL DELAINE REDUCED TO
81 Cents.
1 15 I 4 C OLORED WOOL DELaINF. BEDOCED
IaI
1 DO
R7c.
PLAID PCWLDE i HEVKS REDUCED TO
ISctnts j
PLAID POFLIN1 REnuovD TO Sno. ,
vt. a in poFLisa H"Di;rK.i n iin 1
62e.
Ando'ber on all ties and varietlea of Drrns (loola a4
equal y lorn pricrt,
II. STEEL ate SOIV,
417mws IS oa. 718 and 715 W. TENTU S.
JJYRE & LAN DELL,
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FOURTH AND ARCH STREETS,
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HAVE A FINE STOCK OF I
DESIRABLE SUMMER GOODS.
BLACK I CSBRR LACE POINTS. ,
BLACK LLAMA LACK POINTS. , '
PURE WHITE LLAMA SHAWLS.
WU1TE SHETLAND SHAWLS. ' .
WHITE BABEGE SHAWLS. , !
BLACK GRENADINE HIAWLH. !
TWO YARDS WIDE GRENADINES
SUMMER. SILKS BEDUt ED. '
8UMMER DRESS OOOI B REDUCED.
FULL LINE OF BLACK GOODS. I
FULL LINE OF WHITE GOODS. j
. BUFF. PIKK, AND BLUE PERCALES. j
BUFF, PINK, AND BLUE LACONS j
TOURISTS DRESS GOODS. I
. OROANDIES AND FOULARDS. ' j
BE8T ELACK SILKS, ETC., ETC. 4 11sluth6p
s
PB1NG AND SUMMEA DitESS GOODS.
Large pnrcbases at the late Auction Sales enable us
to offer great inducements In the pi.ee of all the popular
stks of Lress Goods.
. CUBWKN BTOrDABT A BROTHER, '
. N os. 420,462, and 4S4 N. bECOND Street, !
5 t3t Above Willow.!
10H BLACK SILKS, OF ALL WIDTHS
and grades,
FROM AUCTIOV. i
CURWKfc 8101 DART & BROTHER.
Nos. 453. 408. and 4M N. SECOND Street.
Hit Above Wlllow.l
FRENCH CA8SIMERES AND COATINGS.
FROM AUO'llON.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED. !
CURWEN NTOJ l ET A BHOTHUB. I
Nos. 46, 452, and 454 N. BECOND street,
6 5 3t Above Willow.
LIGHT FANCY CAS.SIMFRES, FOR LADIE81
HALQUES. CAfB, ftc f.tc. ,
AT PEDUC1.D HBICF.S.
CURWEN 8TODDART k BtOTHEB, .
Nos. 480,452, anil 414 N. Bt-COND Str-or.. I
8 t bov wniow
MILLINERY GOODS.
WOOD & GARY,
No. 725 CHESNUT STREET,
ARE OFFERING DAILY
ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES
HATS AND BONNETS, j
INCLUDING THK POPULAR j
JAPANESE AND MEDALLION . HATS.
218Jmr
MISS C. O'BTRNE, i
her New and Elegant Store, ;
No. 807 ARCH Street, !
Has now open a large stock ot tbe choicest
FRENCH JVllI.I.lNmtY.. j
A young Tarlslenne (from one of the most eminent of
the mlllluerv establishment oi Carle) has charge of the
Trimminfr Department
Every .tyle and kind of HAT or BONN F.T now In
fashion will be found In stock. 4 21 Imrp (
MRS. It. DILLON, :
Nos. 323 and 331 SOUTH Street,'
Has a handsome assortment of SPRING MILLIVERYt!
Ulsses' and Infants' Ha s and Caps, Silks, Yelveta,
Crapes Ribbons. Feathers, F owers, r rames.etc. C3 164m
REFRIGERATORS. j
E FR I G f. R A T O R S.I
SMITH & RICHARDSON, '
Agents for the sale of the Justly celebrated CHARCOAL
LINED REFRIGERATORS,
; WU0IE-ALE AND RETAIL,
FROM 0 5O TO 35'00.
521m5p No. 611 MARKET Street. !
QNE DOLLAR'S WORTH OP ICE
PER WEEK !
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Will keep your provisions cool and sweet in the'
warmest weather, by using one ot I
i
Scriooley's Large Reft'iaerators.!
Thev have three apartments, and are thorough'
ventilators. Tbe small tizos require, bat 50 eenta
worth of Ioe per week.
E. S. FARSON & CO.,
MANUFACTUEEKS,
4 261mrp . . No. 220 DOCK Street.
EXCELSIOR CLOTHING HALL,
nnv goods.
PRICE & WOOD
, WILL OPEN
THEIR NEW JSTUHK
NORTHWEST CORNER Or
EICH1H and FILBERT Streets
ON
. Wodnesdav, May 1)
WITH A NEW STOCK
OF
FANCY AND STAPLla
DRY GOODS.
FOR BOYS' PANTS, ETX
A Splendid Asiortmeni Now Open
AT
MILLIHEN'S LINEN STORE
No. 828 ARCH STREET.
UN BLK ACHED UXEN DUCK AT 60 CBtfTi
UNBLEACHED LINEN DRILL AT 60
CENTS.
STRIPED LINEN DRILL, DARK COLORS,
62J CENTS. .
BLACK AND WHITE LINEN CHECKS, 024
CENTS. '
BROWN AND WHITE LINEN CHECKS, C2
CENTS.
CHECKED LINEN DUCKS.
WHITE LINEN DUCKS.
WHITE LINEN DRILLS. '-
PLAIN COLORED LINENS, FOR JACKETS
AND COATS. j
PRINTED LINENS, FOR SHIRTS AND
JACKETS.
FEE LARGEST STOCK OF
ILHSTEISTS, :
OF ALL KINDS IN THE CITY,
AT
MILLJKEN'S LINEN STORE,
88lBtnth2m1 No. 838 ARCH Street.
AT RETAIL.
JAS. K. CAMPBELL & CO.,
. No. 727 CHESNUT Street,
Have made extensive additions to their pops
lar Stock ot
SILKS
DRESS GOODS
.. ;
WHICII,THET CONTINUE TO SELL,
AtModerates Prices.
Y0LESALE ROOMS UP STAIRS. 83X
REDUCTION IN miCES
OP
SPRING CLOAKS,
IN CLOTH AND SILK, OF OUR 0WH
MANUFAC1 URE.
, PARIS MADE GARMENTS. Anew opeming,
at one-half cost of importation.
FINE LLAMA LACE SHAWLS AND Cllfr.
CULARS, all at Reduced Prices. .
J. W. PItOCTOIl & CO.,
827tBths2mrp No. 020 CHESMUT St.
J CHAMBERS, No. 810 ARCH STREET-.
HEAL CLUNT LACKS.
BLACK ODIPCKK LACES.
LQHQ IACK Vi IL8 AT Si. A BaBQAJS.
WHITE GOODS,
BHIHRKD MU8LINH roft WAISTS.
PLSID AND HTRIPB NAINSOOK.
FEKNCH 8KIRT1NO MC8LIN.
M HOST IM8ll CSM.BUIO. i
JIAWBlTKO'EUdlNUU AND IK8ERTTOW9.
BUt'lLAWD BUAWLd, CUJCAP. li MlutUalit