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TFE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPII.-f I1ILADELPI1IA, FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1800.
JEFF. DAVIS' TRIAL.
tad Jmr of the United Mates Circuit
: art In Norfolk Ilnglaaloc Their
. mhmwn View or .1 art l7nrterwol"
Ctrr Probftble Kmfl
Coart to BlehmoBd and Trial of MV.
JDatvla In Jane.
Fortrksb Monkor, May 9. The fJrandl Jury oj
tbe United States Circuit Court mt at 10o clock
this morninntwt Norfolk, purmwnt to the instruc
tion of JikIiio Undcrwootl jotcr1ay, and were
in srss'on with clased doors all day. A lul 18
the Bret time this Court has been in pcvjoii here
hucc the UcinninK of tin1 wir, there will be no
cikc to lie Hied until the (Jraml Jury Vrinc; in
wirnp bills of indictment. Meantime, th paper
kinl i.plcol N )rlolk are a (,'ooldertl excited over
the chamo cf Judiro Underwood. Althouph in
it he iiti not make mention of the name ot Jeir.
Daviti or a Hinele ltehel Ceneral, ids references
to tlx in as deserving candidates for Indictment
hnd trial tor treason were too clear and pointed
to he 1 y miv powilnlltv misunderstood.
This is v. feature ol the charge very many do
not iclWh. Another feature of diulike is his
tvle ol (t' aHnir with the neiro question. Re
.paic'mi; tlie vssions of the court for trial of
',rcnt-on caue?. it is confidently expected that
tlie bill pendintr in Conaress, and already having
pushed the Senate, callintr lor its removal to
Richmond, will pas, and leave these ca-es to
1' tried in the latter city. From what I learned
lo-uav I feel very well assured that a true oill of
indictment will lie brought in against Jeif. Davis.
1 lee I further assured that I may prophesy with
preut certainty that his trial will begin in le-s
than a month from now, that the city of Rich
mond, il.e preat hotbed ot treason, where he
kpeut inoi-t of the yars of the war, and s'rove
the hardest io carrv to successful conclusion Irs
treasonable ncheines, will be tlie hcpiio of his
trial, nna that Chef Justice Chin'' will pr;
fide nt the trial. The present probability is til it
the prcFfiu t.'raml .lurv mid Court will nccunj
phhb but very biief wnk in Norfolk, and th.it
the reallv important and earnest work to be
done wilt be entered upon on the (HU ot nevt
Jim in Richmond. A'. )'. Ilirald.
GEORGE PEABODY AT HOME.
Ilia Retirement for a Neanon to hit
Country Home Iencrltlon of bin
IlonNe la tJeorvelowo, Maww. (nlet
Habit or the Urent .Mllllounlre, etc.
Cfcboetown, Mass., May 9. Hardly a lort
niht airo Mr. tJeorce l'eabody landed in the
United States, and, avoidini; all display, and,
indeed, almost rejecting the offers of common
courtesy tiom h'R old Mcuaintauces, he souirht
the scenes of his childhood to recuperate from
the fatigues ot a toilsome .journey and enliven
Lis mind by surrounding himself with the asso
ciations ol tlie past.
Mr. l'eabody fince last Thursday has been
llvini: with his sMer. Mrs. Daniels, who resides
in this village. (leonretown is situated north
esist ol Homoii a distance of twenty-eittht miles,
ami on the Hoston and Maine Railroad. The
village is small, probably containing not over a
thousand inhabitant. Mrs. Daniels' residence
is a mi '(hum-sized double frame hous, painted
whitf. with green shutters, aud stands b.ick
about twelve lect from the inaiii street, on
whH-h it fronts. Here Mr. Penbody proposes to
make his home durimr the summer. Everythinct
about the place is plain, but neat aud clean, and
in making this his choice, aside from the claims
ol ftllcction, we have a line instance of the hoi
plicitv ot the taste of the man.
On the early train this morninn Mr. Penbolv
le't lor Mo ton to ttttend to some business re
quirinc his presence. He will return here, it is
expected, this evening or to-morrow. He
closelv abstains from all society lor the present,
despite the numerous requests to pet up a
ioriral reception. He says be wishes several
week' rest. The people of the village, much to
their praise, have not pressed the subject uir-ther.-A".
Y. Herald.
A Dancer Dead. MatVlle Rigolboche, the
tenst of tne Paris cafes two or three years ago,
is dead. The print shops ot Paris were for
merly crowded by boys and men in search ol
ber photograph, taken in every conceivable
attitude. The bookshops exhibited "Memoiree
de Rigolboche,' with portraits of the dansense
in various positions; there were cravats a la
Rigolboche, Rigolboche boots, Rigolboche
ploves. aim a score of other things. As the
dancer ceased to attract, ihe books about her
became waste paper, and the poor creature died
in the ward of a public hospital, and was
buried in the Fo-'se Commune.
HEi.riNo Reduced Savans. Some years ngo
the celebrated r'reneh chemist Thenard founded
a society for helping scientific oieti or tfieir
Jauiihesin reduced circumstances. TLe SocieU
tit Seeours des Amis des Sciences numbers two
thousand seven hundred member?, aud during
the last nine years it has distributed a sum of.
lMi,(i()0 francs. It is now proposed to give an
nually a scries of lectures, and several eminent
jirofcssors have volunteered their services. The
Kinpress has given her patronaee to the affair,
and the lectures are to be deliverld by Delauuy.
A3. Fremy, Uertrand and Jamin.
Hai.i-oonino. A curious apparatus for propel
ling balloons through the air has been devised
by Mr. Butler, one of the members of the council
oi the new Aeronautical Society in Loudon. It
consists of a pair ot wings, operated from the
car of the balloon, whose downward blow is cal
culated to strike with a force exceeding forty
pounds, a power equivalent to an asceus've
force of one thousand cubic leet ot carburetter!
"hydroeen. The action required is somewhat
(Mtnilur to that of rowing.
Srucri. ation8 in India. A recent return ol
the number of joint-stock companies registered
in Calcutta during the year lnti.r, shows that the
nominal capital 'invested during that period
fcmoi.nted to CI, 6!, 0(10 rupees, divided among
twenty-lour associations. Eleven companies
nave been wound up. The shortest-lived specu
lation was the "Northwest of India Cotton
IScrcwing Company," which, trotn its name,
toald scarcely expect any other late than tb.t
ci beini; "wound up."
Cultivation of the Oyster in England.
The siibiect of encouraginc the cultivation ol
the oyster in Eimlish waters is before the House
of Commons. A commission appointed for the
purpose enumerates the coasts of Kent and
Esiex, chiefly the estuaries ot the Thames, Clew
Hay, in Ireland, and portions ot the Scottish
coast as eligible places tor oyster-beds.
A -Happy Family." A curious furxily has
Inst b ten established in the Jardin des Pluutes in
Paris. Jn an iron cage have been placed a
jouug .tiuiaess, an Algerian wild boar, and a little
dog. 1 i.'s last is quite the master, the lioness
gem-rail fcinusing hersell wiih tcawinuthe boar.
When, h.ever, the lioness goes too lar, tne
cog interKU'is aud re-Cbtabhsiies order.
lupRovEViJJTS in Uerlin. Prussian architect-
appointed by the Coverument are to visit
Paris and LvMMlon, for the purpose of studyina
the Chamber of Deputies and the Houses ol
Parliament, vnh a view to the new houses
to be built in Hcrliu tin the site of the Royal
Porcelain Ma vuiai;iory. The estimates are
tl.12ri.000.
The Test Oat Hon. John Hogan. one of
the Missouri Con tressine-n, asserted in a speech
at St. Louis, on Tuesday night, that be hal
been informed by one of the Judges of the
United Htatee Supreme Court that the Missouri
preachers' and lawyef' test oatn law was uncon
stitutional. The decision will not be otlicially
made public until next winter.
Fires in Peteiikdorg. At Peten-burg, Va,, on
Monday night last, two churches nelonping to
the colored people were yet on tire aud 'con
sumed, and during the coiiflacTation another
was discovered on tire, but in time to save the
building. The event has caused much, exciw
njent in the community,
A New GAS-P-tntfEH. A new ga6trner has
Ven introduced in Edinburgh. Tne nib is
composed of "patent Adatnas," a siliceous sub
stance not liable to corrosion or oxida.'itm; and
the result is that the flaiui) ib alwtys etei.'d. and
tlie e,nn horoughly consumed,
AMUSEMENTS.
Audi J tut ft Tn ATnit.-Thls evenii is dedl"
caud to the lejdinir udy oi this thestro, Mm Price
the oil. is lor her t yi;Dc(it a picoe new to this city, en
titled Ihe ktlver Lintna. Mr. Mordnnnt, an actor
wlioae power an 4 utM have necurod him the layor
ot the iiobho, WiH take the priDopal character. Kr.
vfr u Henri, and Mm. Create a'so appear.
Miog JotTcraoA afterwnrdg playi oGertrudo." in the
Loan of a tmvr. Miss Trice Is tcit handsome,
and bag rxists of admirers. She Is sure o a line
house
On W,WnwKJay, Mr. Mackay will take a bcneBt,
pvinfv us three pieces, In wnich the specialties ot
his '.aJents will be xoou to the grcatent advautnge
Ol't l'hil's Jlitthdny, A apolron't Old (iunrd, and
Wild Put kn a inoit attractive bid.
Amkrican Tiikatrk Leo Hudson concludes
her I'tipnirt mrnt on to morrow evening, and all who
have not seen her wi I do well to bo on hand. At
tlie end of tho conilusr week the theatre will be
closed, nod tlie whole of the auditorium fnrumhod
with cliairs fin shed in tcurlet plush. After tlio
varstion the pioce will be reopened undoran entirely
new ninnapi incut, and important cIibiikcs will occur.
A new company will m-pr ar. and it is expected that
Mime noveitfs will le 1 'reduced. Mr. Blanchard
and hie finely trained dus will appear at an early
day.
New CnwiMJT Street Theatre. Mr. Edwin
Adams at-pears this evening iu tho part of
'Raphael, '' jn The Marhle llenrt. MiiB Orton will
pppear as "Marco," and Mr. Oeoriro H. ;larko a
"Volago " The plnv is a favorite 0110. and exceed
ingly interesfin. Mr. Adams is eminently suited
to the hero.
Walnut Street 1 iikatrk. Hamlet, with the
(renins 01 Mr . l'.ooth, ennHUced by tho lino scenery
and "(loitmg up, is dniwuiff lull houses every night."
Acapemy of Mcsic (iabnel's bonrfit. The
Grvtn M'ttmttr, and iiabriol In a spealiing part,
(nlmel's invhth is not the least amus nir partot tho
icrlorniancc. t o-ninrrow a matineo the very last.
Organ Opening li t-uould bo rommberod that
the new and nin"infl -cut orKim of St. Clement's
tnureh will be opened this evening. This spleadid
instrument was ori;iiially built ror the Harmnma
Miciety, and occupieil tho south ml lory in Concert
Hail .Some time avo it whs nurchti'pd by the
trus ces ol M. t eniei.i's Chiircii,who, attr securing
the teivicer ot Hr. H anbribve, its oriKii-al buildur,
)nd it r tttiy euiarged and improved. It Is c n
sidciablv the iori-est urirau iu the city, and, with but
feur exceptions, the lurost In me country. The
evening will bo an occasion which persons of musi
cal fasic will enjov.
TnE (jFRMama Orchestra will five their nuial
public rehearsal to-morrow afternoon, with the fol
lowing programme:
OuverturC'Rui bzeahl" Flotow
"Remain wiih Me," soni.' Abt
' Oieams on the t'o-nn," waltz Jost. liiiul
Antlantino (-razie.i lrom lit 11 bintomo (jade
Jest Ouverture , Weber
Aria from Jm (imco'im Mozart
Second Piuale lioin The Mi rry Jt'ivts of Wimitor,
mcoiai
Handel and Hadts society. Thi fine musi.
cal B'sociatioti give ti eir closing concert on next
Tuesday evening, at the Acaoemy of Music. The
one cantata 01 me "seasons," tiv uadyn, win be
iicrtnrmed on the occasion. Miss Caroline Richlngs,
and Messrs Simpson and Thomas sustain tho princi
pal rotes. 1 hose concerts are very popular, and havo
aiwa; s drawn cooa nouses.
Howe's European Cincns. at Locust and broad.
will remain but two duvs longer It i- the most com
plete and the most bi il innt in appointments we have
ever had. Iho live rdhiihIs, too, aro great of ' heir
Kind, and wonderful to boho'd in their "avagc
rrpnuc-ur. i he whole exhibition 1 varied and mag
nificent.
Concert Hall Ihe snble prima donna, Miss
Greenfield known as the "lilack svan," will give
a prand concert here ou vl'odiiesday evening next.
Mi s Greenfield bus anonderlul voice and great
musical talent, which has been well cultivated.
Apsembly Buildingb The panorama oi Moscow
is exhibited this evening, and to-morrow there will
be a matinee. Artistically and historically, this
panorama possesses great interest.
STOVES, &c.
JJ X I O X OIL STOVES,
A new and complete apparatus for Cooking and Heating
by Petroleum Oil. Our Stoves give no smoke or odor,
and are not liable to get out of order, being as simple In
every respect as a Kerosene Lamp. Ihe Baker, Broiler,
niid Flat-iron Heater are the onlj special articles of fur
niture required. For all other purposes, ordinary stove
lumiture may be used.
DAVID II. LOSEY,
OLE A;EST FOB PENNSYLVANIA,
ho. 36 Poutri FIFTH Street,
Lxhirn' dttcnunt to Hit trailr. 4 17 3m rp
27 OAS COOKING STOVES. 7
THE EAGLE GAS 8TOVE8
Are warranted to
BAKE. liKOIL, BOIL. ROAST, TOAST, STEW, nEAT
1KONH ETC Kit!.
NO DUST. LHtT. SMOKK, OB ASHES,
And are more economical than Wood, Coal, or Oil.
U W. LOOMl. Manufacturer's A Kent.
4 19 Ho. '11 8. MXTH Street, rhlladelphla, 1'a.
27 UNIVERSAL CLOTHES 07
WHINGER.
The only Wrintior with tho Tutent Coe-Wheel Kegu
later. We warrant this Wringer, and no other.
l. W. LOOMIS, Manulacturer's Agnt.
4 19 No. 27 S. BlX'l II Street. Fhilade phia, l'a.
27 THE CELE 1311 ATE D O 7
DOTY WASHING MACHINE.
For sale at O. W. LOOMIS.
4 1 No. 27 fl. S1X1 H Street. Philadulphla, Fa.
27 HEFIUGEUATOIiS, 27
ICE COOLERS, ICE CREAM FREFZER-, CARFEr
ISWEiFEUS, C'LOTJIES-WKlNGEltS. ETvJ.,
At W. I OOMIS'.
4 19lmwlm No. 27 8. SIXTH Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
ESTABLISHED 1715.
A. S. ROBINSON,
French Plate Lookliig-Glasscs,
FNtiliAVl.NOS I'AIN 1 1NGS, DRAWINGS EIC
Alanuincturt r of all kinds of
1 ooin:-OlH!, Portrait, and Pic
ture lriimes to Ortler.
No. 910 CHESNUT STREET,
TD1K1' UOOH ALOVETHE tONTINLNIAL,
PHILADELPHIA. 15 $
3 J. WILLIAMS,
No. 16 North SIXTH Street,
M A N. UJ1 A C J UKEK OF
VENETIAN BLINDS,
AND
WINDOW SHADES.
Ihe largest and finest iKsortuient In the city at the
lowest prices. f4 i 2inrp
HTORlf. HHAL'ES MADE AND LETTERED.
p-iYTEIN T WIldEJ WORK
l-OB ItAlLI V'-S, ttTOItE I BONT8,
OHAKD8, PAB1IT10NS,
IRON 11EICTEAHH, AND WIRE WORK,
Id variety, mnnotscturuil by
M. WAIIii:it tV: SONS
3 2l)(iin8p vo. 11 North SIXTH Sweet.
EUROPEAN TAN BATHS' INSTITUTE,
muler the suriervlslon 01
DR. PLANITZ,
No. U N. N IN i ll Htreet,
For the cure 01 Omit, liheuiiiullniii, Paralysis, Ilvs
terio or Enilepttn CuiivuIhIuus, and all ina'uJIes
uiiviaattng n-oui delects in the boiy, of the bluoj,
snch us Pi es. Tetter, onon Wounds, etc. Obtunn or
Whherfd Lliiibs ruoovet Uieir scunltilllty, and the tlush
lis Lealihy form.
PatmntH. Mrhile under treatmsnt. enn be aconmmo-
i JUul xjth butird at iht Insiitutv, U 13 laup
B. SCOTT, JR., AUCTIONEER.
IMPORTANT SALE OF A VERY VALUABLE COLLECTION
OF HIGH-CLASS MODERN
OIL
Imported by and Consigned to A. D'HUYVEITER, Esq., of Antwerp,
Comprising works of the leading Artists of the Flemish, Dussoldorf, and French Schools, among which arc:
W. EOUGUEREAU,
FBED. DE BItAECKELEAJl,
M. A. KOEK-KOEK,
HENDRICK II. SCII,EFE LP,
II. DE BEUL,
A. EVERSEN,
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION, BY B. SCOTT, JR.,
THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, MAY 11,
-AT A QUAETEK TO EIGHT O'CLOCK,
IT'S
EVERY PAINTING IN 11IIS
FURNITURE.
ROSEWOOD, CHAMBER,
AND PARLOR SUITES.
AT
GEORGE J. 1IENKELS',
THIRTEENTH AND CHK8NUT STREETS,
4 14 Inn Formerly of Nos. B0 and 811 CHEdNITT St.
WALNUT CHAMBER
AND PARLOR SUITES,
Either Polished or Oiled,
AT
GEORGE J. IIENKELS',
THIRTEENTH AND CHESNUT STREETS,
4 14 lm Formerly oISos. 8C9 and fll cnESN'VT St.
niURSITUE E. THE LARGEST,
J" Cucapert and Ikst Stock of Furuiturc In tbo
world Is to be lound at
tiOTJLD A CO.'S
VMO Fl'BNITURE DEPOT.
CORKEU OF MNTH AND MAKKK1' STREETS.
and Sot. 37 and 3 N. bKCOND Stn-et.
Parlor bulln, in Uaii, iirocade, l'lusb, Duniank, or
Rep.
Dining-room, Chamber, Library. Kitchen, and Office
Furniture, at labu ounlv low prices, and the newest
Btt les and pnttcrn.
Public UuildinK. hcliool, College, and Shop Furniture
In ciidlesH arietv.
All kinds oi Fnrniture wanted by housekeepers, at
exceedingly low pi ices at either ol thuirlmmenae estab
lishment!! It you want to save money and get well
served go to (iOUl.I) t CO. before purchasing else
wheio. corner of NINTH and MAitKtT, and Nos. 37
and 39 S, HEfOMP Htreet. 2 IQ.tp
QOURTNEY & WILLITS,
Nos. 14 and 16 S. Seventh St., Philada.
MAS CFACTU UERS OF
BEAlTiriL C0TTAUE FURNITtRE
AND THE ONLY DVRAItLE IN THE CITf.
Also. Dining-Room Furniture,
AND BEDDING, constantly on hand. 4 23 mwR2m
REFRIGERATORS.
H E T 11 1 Cx C 11 AT O II S.
SMITH & RICHARDSON,
Agents for the rale of the .lastly celebrated CHARCOAL
LINBD REFRIGERATORS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
FROM Hr05O TO iffiJVOO.
o2lno5p No. 611 MARKET Street.
QNE DOLLAH'S WOUTJI OF ICE
PER WE Eli
Will keep your provtalonn cool and Hweut in the
war meat woathor, by using one of
Sohooly' Larue Refriei-atovH.
Tic bave three apartments, and are thorough
ventM" TB. Tlie atnail sIjmjs require tiut 60 ceuU
wort a"f Ice uur week.
E. a PARSON A CO.,
MANUFAt'TUREUS,
4 26 lairp fo. 220 DOCK Btroot,
PAIEUIHGS,
No. 1020 CHESS IT STREET.
COLLECTION IS GUARANTEED
B. SCOTT, JR.,
DEAN'S MAMMOTH TOBACCO STORE.
1st We have been lorced. bv the rapid increase ol
our business, to en arge our store We htve now the
largest Cigar and l onacco Store tn tne United states,
IlieheHt stock end the largest assortment.
Call at DrS AN 'ri, 413 CIYE8NUT Street.
2D. WE CAN NOW SELL, AT WHOLESALE,
at a verv low tip are, and we can retull at less than
ttieiegular wholesale price, as our expenses are less
thun nothing.
Call at DEAN'S, No. 413 CHEHSUT Street.
JD. WE KEEP A BETTER CLASS OF TO
O bncco and Cigars than any other house In this city,
and sell at a lower price.
Call at DEAN'S, No. 413 CHESNUT Street.
JTH. WE HAVE OVER 200 DIFFERENT
-x kind of Cig irs, varying iu price from $K per thoa -sand
to 8150 per thousand, uurllgars are known, by
good judges to be lar superior to nil others. Ask anv
die where you can get the best 1 Igars at one-halt whnt
others sell; lie will sav : Call at DEAN'S, No. 413
CHESNUT Street.
IVTH.-WE HAVE A LARGE VARIETY OF
J smoking Tobacco, vlr. :
Cnba Shorts. Ifi cents jer pound.
Lmchbmg Sniokiug, 3( cents ncr pound.
KilllcKiiik-k Mnoklng, 30 cents per pound.
Havana and Lyuchburg mixed Smoking, 5U cents per
pound.
Lynchburg and Plug Cut, mixed Smoking, 6!) cents per
pound
Virginia Lynchburg Smoking 80 cents per pound.
Virginia Klliickinick Mimikliig. WI cents per pound.
Virginia, very tine Smoking, ! per pound
Virginia Light Golden LealMnuklnir. per pound.
The above prices are 11 ay per ceut. less tnuu others
sell lor.
Ca l at DEAN'S. No. 413 CHESSUf Street.
fiTH.-WE HAVE A VERY FINE STOCK OF
U Plug Tobacco viz :
Sugar-cured Siemless Navv, per pound, 90 cent.'.
Dlack Eat Virginia Navy, do. H5 ceun.
Prime Western Navy do Wle-srM.
(Joed Western Navi , do. 70 ceuW
Common Western Navy. do. KAceuH.
Vligiiiia Illaci Fat Cavendish, do. HO cents.
Prime Western Fat avendma, do. h0 cents.
Itright Va. Prime Plain do. do. 1 fiD.
lirlglit Va. Uood ilo. do. ! 00.
And all other kinds of Tobacco at from 40 eerrs per
pound upwards; a dis.-ount on S p. minis or upwards.
Call at DEAN'S, No. 413 CtlE-Nl T Street.
7TH. WE ALWAYS KEEP OUR OLD CUS
I tomeis, and new ones come by thousands to get
Dean's Ten Ceut Yora Clgurs
Dean's Ten l ent Havana i.'gar.
Dean's Poco Five Cent ara t igars.
Iieun's Poco Five ('en" Havana I'Uars.
Anilquets, Five Cent. Seed aud HHvit'ia.
raniiuiocs, do. 10. de.
De Cabaiins, do. do. do.
In. ported Havana t-ix Cent l igais.
Imported Havana n Cent ( Igars.
(all at DEAN'S, No 413 CUES.NUT Street.
CTII.-WE FIND OUR EXPENSES ARE NOW
O less than nothing, and having the largest and b.'et
stole In tlie c:tv, we can atrord to sell much less than
any wholcxu'e'deaJcr iu the cltv. and rc:ail for a trifling
advauce. To be convinced, oh II at
DEAN'S. Ho. 413 CHESNUT Street.
(YTII.-WK HAVE BUILT (TP A TRADE IN
" three years thet astonishes the Tobaeconlst1"; many
of tliem are envious- but do an we did; keep tbe best;
seil the cheapen! ; advertise, advertise
tail at DLAt. 'S.No. 413 CHESNUT Street.
IfkTH.-WE HAVE NOW A VERY FINE
1" ' store, a very large stock, and no expenses lor rnt
etc. We 1 au uow sell at such a low price that old cus
tomers cannot allord to leave us. anil new ones come iu
crowds. W e huve room enouun lor all
Call at HEAN'S, No. 413 CHESNUT Street.
P. S. We have gentleinau'y clerks and no loalera
Country merchauts are reiiuested to send for our price
list. Mlinwlm
JJ N I T E I) S T A T E S
li IJ I LD E R ' S MIL L,
Nos. 24. 26, and 28 S. FIFTEENTH St.,
PHILADELPHIA.
ESLER & BHOTIIE'R,
WOOU MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, STAIR BALU3
'1ER8, JiEWEL POSTS, UESERAL TURNING
-SCROLL WORK, ETC.
8UELVINQ PLANED TO ORDER.
The largest assortment of Wood Mouldings In this city
constantly on Laud. 417 3lu
E. VER BOCKnOVEN,
A. VAN II AM ME,
J. RUYTEN,
J. CAR A BAIN,
T. ROSIERSE,
TIIEO. GERA.RD, and others.
OJILLEBY,
ORIGINAL, AS REPRESENTED.
AUCTIONEER.
gTEAM ENGINE PACKING
LIBRICATIYE PACKING,
FOR THE STUFFING BOXES OF
STEAM ENGINES.
An article reccirmcndcd by all railroad Ccmpanie
who have thoroughly tested It, acd in general ne on
over two hundrtd and fifty If allioads, aua on trial by
over five hundred others.
ADOPTED BY 20,000 STATIONARY ENGINES. It
a fliet-class article.
Seventy-Five Cents Per Pound.
Lubrleative rucking Company,
frOLE MANUFACTURERS,
7i3 CHESNUT Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
I.. C.T1LLOTSON & CO.
POLE AGENTS,
26 DE Y Street, New York.
SOLD BY DEALERS GENERALLY. a Hp
MILI.FIl'8 STEAM ENGINE PACKINti.l
0 his Is tbe muslin covered, shoddy til ins, stuffing
box packing.
SIXTY CENTS PER POPi.D
Forsaieiiy william h. miller.
Sole Manuf tcturer iot the United Siates,
Hear of T13 i HISUT Street.
l.8p Phlladeliihla. Peuna.
Q N E V R I C E C L O T II I N G.
JONES'
0 LD ESTABLISHED
One Price
CLOTHING HOUSE,
No (04 MARKET STREET,
AL'JVE .LTH.
l'ricef reduced to tl.e lowoft point
A fine nssortuu-ut ol Le&dy-iuade Clothing con
stantly on hand. Custom Wori rnado to order at
vtrr t-hort not.ee, iu tyle and durability uusur
passed (4 0 1m Rp
T CWMPOlMO
CAMPHOR TROCHES,
OH OLEB -A.-;
h Bole Facwr, C.H. Noodle,, Drngylrt, tej
- u inn " . p v
'i$!,, mailed on
QUEEN PEAS,
GBiN CORX.
FUESH I'EACEES,
FRISH TOMATOES, PlJOMS;
AI-BERT O. ROBERTS
IDZALEIl W FKE CR0CEHIE3'
COIl LYOTQ W VETS )SI3,
DRY GOODS.
P K 1 C E & WOOD,
IIArJi on: NED TUEIH NEW STORE,
At the Northwest Corner of EIGHTH and
FILBERT Streets.
BLACK SILKS.
Cheap lots of Drosa Goods. Bought very low a
tbe late auction sa'ci.
Black all-wool Dclainoa, double width, 68 and 75
cents.
French Lawns, 25, 28, 81 and 87 cents.
Mohair halites, 28 cents a yard, etc
Beat quality American Prints, 16 a ifjj'centtf.
WHITE GOODS. WI1ITE oooDS.
Just opened, 6000 pieces Cambrics, Jaconets, Naln
looks, Victoria i.awn9, 8l,sMus lns, WhlfoPlquos,
P "! 'id Plaid Nainsooks, Muslins, Strlocd and
' Cambric Muslins, Hair Cord Strlpo Mus Ins.
LINEN GOODS. LINEN QOOD'i.
Table Linens, Nnnkins and Towo'..
Shirting LIiioiip, iMrd-ore T.inen,.
t?colch Diaper, Lineu Huckabacks, etc. e'.c.
Best makes Bleached and Unb'cachcd Mtis'ins;
1'illow case and Slieetlng iluslln, at tho ?ory lowest
market prices.
Just opened. SCO Kociilo worked Cambric Bands,
at (told prices.
llambnre Flottnolnn and Inserting, Cinibric
tdp'riRS, Dimity Bands.
1(100 l.li.cn Faus at old prices.
Silk Sun 1'nibrclla.s.
He op Skirts, host quail v, matlo to order ex grossly
for our sales, and warnintod tor s'x months.
I MUCK .V WOOD.
6Pj N W Corner KKJUTII and FII.BKHT.
I
N.I NT 1 1 AND MAHKET.
12J0 YARDS CASS3IMERE, $1-10; Re-luccd
from tl'50.
NEW CASSIMERES, $1-25 and $1-5D.
FINE CASSIMER.ES, $l-7:.
C-4 FRENCH CASSIMERES.
CASSIJIERES FOR CLOAKS.
IIARKIS" FINE CASSIJIERES, $2-00 and$2-25.
(omii.i;tf. link, r.r.sr masks,
Kliick (loISis aittl Doeskins,
FROM $2-25 to $8-50. 5 11 fmwGt
jMr()HIUM FOR
BLACK SILKS.
THE I.ARf.EST AND CIIFAL'KST STOCK OK
GEOS GRAINS AND TAFFETA SILKS
JN TDE CITY.
ELI-CANT SILK MANTILLAS,
.voir OPEN.
Bargains in Dress Goods, from Auction,
AT M ' E L B 0 Y ' S,
No. 11 South NINTH Street,
5 9 6lrp ABOVK CUKSNDT.
pW SPUING GOODS.
The pubscrlbtrs are now receiving their Spring liu-jor-tationof
House Furnishing Dry Goods,
CoinpriFinn all the best varieties of
LINEN AND COTTOS BIU'ETIXUS,
PILLOW AND BOLSTfclt CASINOS,
TABLE DAMASKS AND PI.VPKR9,
TABLE CLOTHS, NAI'KINS, TJOYU4,
CHAMBER AND BATIi ToWET.8,
TOWELLINGS OF ALT, DESCRIPTIONS,
MAII8EILI.ES QUILTS. CWNTEKPANE8,
BL.KETS, TABLE AND PlAXO COVERS,
And every other article of Furnishing Diy Goods re
ouired to commence housekeeping or supply the wauta
of a family.
SPUING IIOSIKUY AND MKUINO GOODS.
The suhscriliers, with increased facilities for the tratu
action ol the lltislKH I) PA HI 11 EST of their busl
nesa. invite attention to their ample ana well-selected
Siock ol
LADIES', OENT-KMFNM. AND CHILDREN'S
HOSIERY,
MP.BINO AND SILK VESTS, DRAWERS. ETC.
New Stock, and at the Reduced Prices.
SKEPPARD.VAN HARLINGEN&ARRISQN.
4 20 Imw2mrp3 Xo. 1008 CHESNUT STREET.
JKJIIT CASSIMEKES
For Ladie' Sai'lcn, Ooat, Ktc.
LIGHT CASSIMETtES
FOR MEN'S SUITS.
LIGHT CASS1MERES
FOR BOYS' SUITS.
LIGHT CASSIMEIiES
AT VEin REDUCED PRICES.
CURvVEN' STODDART & BROTHER,
Koe. 150, 462, and 454 N. SECOND Street,
6 11 2t Above Willow.
rpA 3i loured lack cubtains from
L At' TIOV.
AT VI RY I.EIiUOKD PRICES.
t'lLWEN .SIOHDART tl H BOTHER.
No. 460, m, and 454 N. SECOND Street, .
9 3t Above Willow. 1
No 10J4 'HEHN'JT HTHEET.
E. M. NEEDLES,
So. 1024 CHESNUT STREET,
OFFERS AT tOW PRICES,
2000 PIECES WHITE GOODS.
Including all varieties Shirred, PufTed Tu -ked,
I'lalil. Strioed, 1 lain and 'luured MUSLIN ,
tultable lor White Bodies and liresse
11H1 pieces PKINIKD LINEN LAWSS, desir
able stvles for Dresses.
t'lunv. Vaienelenne and other Lices; Inaer
lns, t'oulntis cloimclnn and Baudi, Handler
clilefs. Veils. Collar. Sleeves, eto
i lm nhiivo are oiiered lor sa.e C dU AP. ami in
great VAKJKl Y
1.AD1ES WOULD DO WELL IO EXAMINE.
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