CITY INTELLIGENCE
For Additional Local terns see Eight1. Page, j
The Battle Flags. In our Saturday's
Iraue we gave the proceeding 01 tbe inoetlo ot the
Committee haytnc in charge tha ceremonies it re
ceivin tlie lame flam up to Ihercoess. TneConvon
t on leanembied at 2 1. U. , aud tbe sub-oorumittoe
reported as follows i
Eirst. On tbe second ot July that the Han which
ill hate been deposited in LUrrlsburg; should be
tronht to i'blladeiph a by a gmua ol honor oom.
fosed of tdo surviving- color-oearer and color
guards 01 a 1 to- regiments ot lie Hate.
Htcond Ibe flan, when brourht to 1'hilade'phia,
si all bt deposited in sotno appropriate bail until tbe
time ot the presentation
Third. A mili ary escort, with appropriate manic,
will be provided to pn ceoi with the Haas and tueir
guards ot honor to Indeponunneo Square.
Fourth. A piopei per on to be selected to present
loiroally the nags to the Governor on thoir arrival
at Independence Squato.
Filth, buitable music rncal and Instrumantal,
alter tho coruii onles of the reception ot tho ilatrs.
Sixth. Thanks to Almighty Ood ior victory aud
tbe retnrn ot peace.
Se venth, Proper music.
Eighth. After toe arrival of the flags In Indopon
clence Square a Governor's saluto, and attor the end
ing ot the ceremonies of reception a national salute
shail tenredj to which end a battery shall be sta
tioned In Washington Square.
Miith. At the coucluMon ol the ceremony, the flairs
shah be iscorted to the bail irom wheuoo tliev were
troujrht, where tho will bo kept until rotumed to
ilurrihturd and deposited in the archives of the
Commonwealth.
Tenth, 1 tie conimhtoe, In order to carry out this
programme, recommends tho apoointmont of com
mittees of arrangement and ol finance.
J be committee Is thus composed:
First Division General Hector Tvnda'e, General J
W. llollnian. Generui C. H i tJollis, Uouoral Joabua
'J'. Owens. Colonel fetor A i.yle, 'olonei Poter (J. hll
niaker. Colonel W. Mot'anilless, Colone. C'hsDinan Bid
ul. Colonel V.. R, Biles, PhlladcluhU.
rcond Dlv's Ion General John B. Brooke. Potts
town ( General W. W. H. Davis, Dovlestown i Oeneral
M. B. McC eunau, N orris town; Colonel William C. Xal
ley Media.
Tblrd Uivllon-(leneral O. Pe nny packer, West Ches
ter; olonei K. frankiln, l.ancaiter.
Four.h Dlyislon-t;olonel John W. 8cha!l, York?
Jli'OT K. H. Bell, UttyHburg. . '
Fifth Division General Thomas J. Jordan. Tlarrls
bnrg; Colonel G. W. Alexander, Headings Major Joan
tloteha.l. Harrisburg.
MxthDivislou-General James Natfe, fottavlllet
General Charles AlbilKtn, Mauch ( hunk """""I
Seventh luvlslon General J. L Helirldge, Bethlehem I
Co ouel Win. II. Armstrong. Eostou
Eighth Division-General c. c. McCormlck, Mlltoni
General W. M. Mct'a 1. Lewisbuia:,
Xintu , Division colonel h. M. Hoyt, Wtlkesbarrei
C o onel W. it. tnt, Bloomsburir.
Tenth Dlvlsion-Oolonei 0 W Tyler, Montrosei Can.
tain Jooih Atkins, Uaaiey P. O. ' p
Kievenih Division Colonel C. A. Layman. Lock
Haven; Major Thoiues t bsinbor a r Muucy
Twe 1th Division Cnlouol J. U.Knox. carton; Can.
Utn Warren Cowles .Smithoo-t. P
Trlrteentli Dlvlsion-Generit' i LMadllLTonawandat
General E. C. Cox Llbertv, Tioga county.
Fourteenth Division General James Beaver, Belle
fontej oionei 'i nomas F. 3icCoy, Lewlstowni Captain
Brlce X Blair, Huntington. '
Hi teen h Division i olonei E. M. Henderson, Carllslo:
Colonel W. Dickson, St. Thomas, Kranklin county.
Siteenr'i Division Co onel John P. Linton Johns
town ; Culonel Joliu II. Kuler Bud lord
Seventeenth Division -General Klcbard Coulter,
Oreeu.buiK) Colonel T. F. GaManhcr, stir Alexan
dria Westmoreland county; Captain A. S. Fuilor.
Vnlontowu. '
r iKhteenth Division General J. Negley, Plttsbnnr;
General '. A. Ruwiev, Pittsburg; General A L. i'ear
pou fittshurgi General J. B Sweltier, Pltts&ur:
Colonel John P. Glass PJitsburg; Colonel W. BL weil.
Kltlauning; Colonel D. 8. Porter, Indiana
Nb eteenth Division General John LHtel, Beaver:
Chaplain B Aualey Browne. .New Castle; Colonel
Adonlram J. Warner, Middlesex Mercer county.
'I wen tietli Division Genora: J L. Brown, Erie; Gone
rs! John WaUer; General A. B AloCalmont, Fraukllui
Colonel II. 8. liluekooper, Meadvllle. . . .
i olonei Ellmaket moved that the oflloera last in
command of the sovorai icimcuts be requested to
l ave tho names or he battles insonbed upon suoh
material as may be cboeu, iu order to publicl y dis
play thesamo. A (treed to
Genoral Nejrley moved that tho proas or the State
Of Pennsylvania be requested to puolish the pro.
ceedings ot this convention. Agreed to.
A motion was maae that all officers and soldiore
Intending to participate in the ceremonies appear in
nnilorm. Aureeu to.
A motion was aurced to extending an Invitation
to members ol the renate and House oi .Representa
tives ol Pennsylvania.
A motion was aiso made that tho widows and
orphans of the soldiers bo invited. Agreed to.
On motion, Governor Cm tin was requested to In
rite the managers ot the vunom institutions pro
vided lor the orphans o' soldiers. Agreed to.
The folk wing named were appointed on tho seve
ral standing committees:
Committee on Transportation st division. Oeneral
TvuOaej vd, General Brooks; 3d General Franklin:
t', Mb lor Boll; 6th, General Jordan; 6th, General
liagle; 7th, t oionei Armstrong; bth, General Mcc'or
nncK; 9th, Colonel 11 N. Ilo.t; loti, Colonel C. W.
Tyler; lltu. Colouel Lvman; 12th C'.Dlaln Co;os; 13th,
General Madlil; i4th Captain Black i loth, Co, onel B.
N. Henderson; ltth. Colonel John P. Linton; 17th,
Cjloeel T. V Gall iRher; lKtb, Ge .eral Sweltzer; 19 h,
t olonei Lltted; 20th, General II L. Brown ; Jlut, Gena
ral Neglov.
Committee of Arrangements Colonel Peter C. F.1I
maker General Hector TyiidBle General J.W Honnann,
General C. 11. T Cul is, General jo'liua 1'. Owen, Colo
nel Peter Lyle Colonel W. McCanu less, Colonel Chap
man Bldd e. Co one' E. K. Biles, General C. L. Leiu'ir,
Co onciiWIIliain A.Gray,General W. li II . liavis.Generil
A. I. Piarson General Galusha fennvpacker, General
M K. McCTennan Geueial Hairy White.
Finance t'oiiiutl ter- General Joshua T. Owen, Gene
ral J, L Belfrlugo, General rleutorTyndale, Colouel J. P.
Gloss, General c L. Lei per.
The following named were ap -ointod a Commlttoe
to iuvite tho l'resident and Cabinet ot tho United
Stages and Genera. V. ti Grants Qonerat Harry
White, General John K. Brooks, Colonel G. VV.
A exander, Captain A, S. 1'uiler, Colonel Chapman
liidule
General Owen moved that tho officers of the navv,
sailors, and marines he invited to participate in the
presentation oi the lla.'S Agre.'d to.
1 1 uel Glass moved thai a history of the flags
be vntten uuo forwarded to the Adjutant-General
of i bo Mate, to be used as occasion may require.
Aimed to.
Colonel EPmakor moved that when the oom
mittee adlourn it adjourns to meet at this plaoe on
Jbriday, the 151 U of June, at, 12 o'clock uoou.
Agreed to.
General Collls moved that Governor Curtin be re
qnested to invito the Governors ot the States to be
preteut at tbe celebration. Agreed to.
On motion, Colonel Wilnuiu A. Gray, Major
lleveis, General t barlcs A Leioer, and soveral
oihr were appointed on the ComtniUue ot Airango
m nts. Adjourned.
A New Baptist Cuukch. Crermantowa
bids lair to be rich and bcuu'ilul in churones. iNo
one in that charming suburb need complain of the
inadequacy ot accoinmouatiou or publio worship.
We vhiouivlcd the otii"r dav fit) comtnoncouieut of
tho erce iou ol a new Uuitanau church there. On
Saturday was la d be corner xtoneoftho chapel ot
the ue Baptist church upon tho Chew estate the
location is ihe coiner ol Geruiantown road aud
Upral ctre t.
Theceiemouy ofluving the stone u niir,l,!ninrt
In by a number ol prominent divines ot the Bantist t
deLom tiatiou, aud attracted a Katbering comprising 1
most of the Bap ists ot Germin.own. Tho building j
has beeu erecte i by private imrtiea. wl.n lnir . 1
tlioir ruimbursement to the Bau ists ot ihe place
using it aa a piace ot worship. The material is near
at band. It is the same as that to be used in eroot
ing the Unitarian church the substantial aud pic
turesque sione quarried out of the hills at tlio adfoiu
Ing Ful.s ot the chuvikill It will be laid iu rubble
work throughout, in Gothic architecture The di
nieuaious aio to be 43 by 84 feet, with seat room lor
600 persona. I hev pav 7600 io the grouud, anl
will spend gl3,fM) more upon the stru ture. A oopv
ol each dai y and Uaplibt pa or pub ialied in tbe
city, aud one ot each ol the coins ol the Uuion up to
a uoliur, we. e soldered iu aleideu box and placed
in ihe caviiy ol taesioue.
A Masonic Festival. A strong delen-a-
gation of the Ol der iu this city will go to Bostouto
be i resent at the meeting of the bupreme Counoli
ol Soy Grand Inspectors-Gei eral, U3 dog. ana last
Degree ot the Anoient aud Acoepted Scottish Kite
for Nun hern Jurisdiction ot United states at its
Grand Kas' In thut city, at 10 o'clooi,on Wednesday
Mav IB. The delegates irom I'lul dolphla bodies to
theee meetiuxs of ov. Grand Cousisiory are as fol
lows: Jeremiah L Hutchinson,
Cbar.es E Mever,
Thomas R Davis,
John It Soibort,
i own eid 8 llunn,
Jacob L Jobusju,
lOuwin F. "oore.
miner v. Harnett.
Kuward Mtricxiand,
Mx ommervillu,
Ab alom Taylor,
Jose h T. Wilson.
mo eoveieign Grand
Con istory, oousis'ing
of
Sublime l'rintea ol iba It ntm Keurh itl awn will
l olda Grand Council ot Deliberation on Wednoi
day May 10, 18o6, i2 o'clock uooa, in tho city ot
Boston.
On Thursday morning th Sovereign Grand Con
si.tory will receive with al tbe honors apperiainiu
tobia high trade, M 1 Boy. fird Com. iiiiliau 11.
Van Henssalaor and his Sup-eme Council, to which
all l-ub buncos ol the Uovul Souiet will be admitted.
Oti the same evening thorn will be a Grand Fesst
ol Friendship, m 'jonor of tho Supreme Council and
fcovtitiku Giaud Consistory.
THE DAILY
Coksubial Fbmcitt. Some moaths ai?o
notice was n aoe of an application of one iheodo e
w. Lee, Kew York, to seoure, ihro mh a habeas cor
pus, tbe possession ol his child. Tbe fact was then
developed that Mr. Lee bad married Miss Fannie
Grigg, ot this oily bnt owing to certain lamby dis
agreements tbe parties had separated. Mr. Lie ob
tained tho child, and there the matter was supposed
to rest, it has, however, been revived in anoth r
shape In the Supreme Court of thlseity. Mr Lee
has filed a bill arainst Mrs Aancv M Grigg and
Jobn W. Grigg, administrator of the estate of John
"hm, w vi iuu euj, ueocasea, ana airs, tanme a,
Lee.
The ease eamo np for argument before Justice
Thompson on bill and answer Ihe bt'i inequity
filed avers that complainant is the husband or said
Fannie, they haying been marriod on the 8tti of
October 1866, at the house of hor father, tho late
John urlsra; that they Hyed totreih r until the 27 It
of September, 1860, when she left his house without
any reasonable or lawful cause, and has since ru
iuseo to live wi h him; that while the-were living
together two children were born, one of wnom alter
wards died, and the other, John Gng Loe. is still
living, and about eight years ot age. The com
plainant also avers that, snce the desertion bis wife
bas been living principally in Now York city, ana
reluses to return and live with him, although he has
oflered lo receive er again, ana use her as a good
husband ought to do.
The complainant further avers that Jotin Grigs;
died on the 2d ot August, 164, intestate, seized oi a
large real ana personal estale, leaving surviving
him a widow, the said Nancy M. Grigg, a sou, the
said John W. Grigg, aud iwo daughters. Kinlly,
wile of Horace B Fiy, and tho said Fannie, wile of
complainant; that Mr Grigg loft behind linn no
debuot any importance, and ibat hi personal and
real estate were Doth very large; ihit the
real estate under proceedings In tile Orphans'
Court has been parted and divided, aud tbe
said Fannie's share of the personal es aw U
now in course ot distribution to her by the
said administrators: that her share of the real
estate allotted to tier consists oi eirht houses
and lots and several ground-rent, together valued
at 91(10,000 and yielding an annua, rental oi $1 ouO
and that tier sbere ol the personal estate amounts to
mote than 8 100 000; that, independent y of this, sho
ho ds a bond given to hor by her lather, in bis Ills
time, obliging him and his representatives to pay hor
toe sum ol tv.300 annual, y, during the term of hor
natural Ule. in monthly instalments of 8500 This
bond was given while complainant and his wife were
living .i.ethor In this oity, in a house lurnisued ior
tbcm by Mr Grigo-, and complainant avers that It
it was not given lor the separate use of his wile, but
was intenaed and dosigucd by the said John Gring
for the support and maintenance of complainaut
his wile, child, and household
The complainant avors that his wife claims to re
ceive the said yearly rental ol 611,000, her share ol
the personal estate ot her fatuor, aud the said an
nuity nt ftflOflO tor hnr nan n , .. i
j twv u7, niiuuut muf
participation theiein ol complainant, or ol their
n 1 1 1 1 11 in, v)nu hot, a fit Iia ...,! Linnni. - . . .
' " ,uu miu cuuuid uumriuu es
nothing. That complainant has not mcaus euough
ot bis own, indopeudi ntly ot his wife's estate, from
which nereoelvos nothing, to support a housohold,
aud proper.v to maintain and educate his inlant
ehi'd. Ills nnmnlnlnnnl tup hn, ahnw. K .1
portion ot the said personal 6state in the bands ot
hn (i i '1 aiiiitiiufpntn.. , 1. ,
.uw .uuHiiinn nivia vuunisis VI vaou HDtl COUpOn
bonds, which pass by delivery, and that his wite
makes bnr rnHidimnn mil ril th,. Utta n ...1 ,r.
, w. -au, 11 mtj per
sonal estato passes into hor bauds, the samo would
"' w "VJ "" Jul muajLiuu U1U VUUlTOl OI tUiS
court.
Hn fiirfhnp 1 Q r.ro ti n J1A .
. -. hivj BuiuiumiraiurH are
from time to tnie, without his consent, making
putiucuiBui uiuuey 10 ine saia f anuio, and
are about to pay to her her lull proportion of the
personal estaie of nor father, the late John Grigg,
regardle.-s oi the prohibition ot complainant, or ot
any right or bis as her bus and, auu ot bis legal
aud equitable claims to tho enjoyment ot a fair aud
reasonable share of her fortune ior the bonetit ol
bimseil and their child.
Hn thnretere tirava hof l,a .! j : . . ,
: 1 uiuiuioi,niura 00 en-
Joined and restrained Irom paying or distributing to
t Im 11 1 ll I.'n , 1 11 1 n n . . .. a .. ... A. 1
vyV .,i,iu uiiiiiu ui money as nur pronor-
tftn (1 II II u 1 II r.l nf li n 1 . r. f ' .
- w" v i'uibuhui ,'biulo 01 ner late
iathcr.or any pait thereof, without the knowledge
consent, aud co operation ol complainant
2. That it may be decreed that he is entitled to a
reasonable and just allowance from and out of tha
personal estate coming to his wife, for the maln c
nance ol himsell and ihpir Ahiiri anH i,A .
ol the latter, and lor the supply ot a proper home;
and that the said allowance be paid to him by tho
said administrators.
8. that the said Fannie A. Loe may be restrained
and enjoined from claiming or receiving any portion
ot tbe said porsonal estate of her la e lather, exoept
Irom and through this complainant, so long as she
continues to desert and loave him and his home
niiuuui mwiui vaure.
I h A IITIHIL'iif ei tlin nilmlnl0l..ln.. .J 1 . .1 . , ,
" - v. uv -..illlll.DIl a MUU1ILS L11UI inw
BAllI V Allllin rilfl flnva tha rn.,iliifln ... 1 1
.vw.v uw n.giuWUJ ui uur uusoanu,
ana sail refuses to live with him. Of the cause oi
" icaiun iuuy nay mey navo no personal know
ledge; but they do not admit that sho has wilfully
lull llialieimiKl v riifteitu(1 him T..nf 4 i.n nn , 1 .
, j ---' ---. .u-,iuouuuiuiaiuaill
has the care aud custody of said child, having do-
uu vi aiiui uj kkui I'ruvoi-uings, sue men and
still expressing liersoii as willing to maintain and
educate him it he be put under her core.
The answer further admits the faotcf Mr. Grigg
having left a large real aud porsonal estato, and the
partition ot the real estutn til) (lit I iirrtnooilliiiH in l...
Orphans' Court. It then avers that on the 30th of
August, 1801, they Hied thoir htst account, which
was iclerieil to an auditor. anH m,H. .. ... i.
-- ... , . ; ivuuiii mo auuii
f h .1 v T 1 1 1 1 n a uinnnn ul.i,1, u.aa . i .. .
, UIUU nan ioioiuu u iue same
aumtor. That on the third of March last the auditor
uicu a yiuiiiwiuury ur iiiienocutory report, awarding
to tho said A anew M Grge, widow of John W,
Grigg. and Emily L. Fry, thoir respeolive snares ot
the cash ana securities iu tne hands of tho adminis
trator lor distnbation, aud also setting apart seou-
tor thfl niirmnlit m Oia Dui,l a r..r..
the annual aum of $6000, ior tbe payment o
whicb, tiunnjf her Jjie-time, Mr. Urn? irave
uicuiiuuuu, duc reservca
ior ft tilial rfinort ttm nnnaiinn hAm .i .
eharoot the said iauuio aad tliesaiU annual samo
,wu Buuuiu ue nwurueu. inai Deture the auditor.
so!, eeittiiK up claims atrainht his wite's ostate. aud
L J lua ,uv Bu aunuai sum ot
gbOOO.ora portion there of, should be awarded to
him Aflnr & Cull hpnnnav i-kf tia Ainim u.
on the lbth olJunb last, made his report, awarding
.u woMiiu a tuuy nor cuunj tuitro oi me sittci per
sonal estate ot the said John Grigg, and dirco in
r v vi mo nuiiirj ui iUS
said annuity ol 860C0, to which re.iort the said
aucvuvicuul' cauvliiuu, kuu tue exoeptions are now
pending.
Ibe answer then alleges that tho proper tribunal
the Orphans' Court belore us auditor, and that,
alter BiiiiAnrinir miii nmauniim Aini. ... .-i.
now mttkes, be Is couciudud uy the report ot the
Ihe answer also savs that the value of tire eight
houses and lota and seven grouuds is $100,000. yle d
ing an auuuul rental ol 81,800, antl that tue propor-
amounted to 184 019 u
IhO DllHU'Ar ttlflik Hnnln. Ihn ml. .1.1
plamant to have any comrol over this property, and
ass. rts that the said Faunv does, aud, as respond
enU believe, rigtittully, claim the light to use, hold.
Anil Pliinv 1 tm HAiiiA ii 1. A ' .. .. .
that they will muko no fluai oisposition ol tho oriu
cipal ot the said personal ystate ouly upon tho ordor
ot tho i roper court.
IheanBwerof Mrs. Lee denies that she wilfully
deser ed her bus. and, but asserted that she was
compelled to leave him, owing to his barbarous
tieulment, which "niude Ule burdeniomo "
The case was argued, and bold uuder advisement.
A Bold Robbery. Mr. Ginn, a citizen
of means, started irom h s homo in this city yester
day morning, with bis laiuiJy. to attend church. A
niece, rosidmg with him, went out also, but to an
other church. When he rotumed, with h i itutuo
oiate family, he found his niece upon tho doo.'-stcp
She had been ringing the bell tor some minutes, but
tbe servant, who had been left at borne, hud not re
sponded. Mr. Ginn wont rouid to the back va'e
auo got into tho house Ho found tnat the upper
part bad be n thoroughly ransacked. There was no
dn ner preparod, and a' first the irirl was not to be
lound. The cei'ar door at the nead of the stairs was
bolted. Mr. (. inn went down; aud at tin foot of the
flight lound the s rvant girl lyiDg Insensible upon
tbe floor. She was tukeu up-stai-s and examined
fcihe appeared nervous and agitatod, but at last gave
her story as thus: -
About 11 o'clock two well-dressed men, one short
the other tall, had Inquired at the door for Mr. Ginn.
Ur. bmn has a good deal of real estate In Marylaud.
Uainmg that Mr. Ginn was at churoh, the men said
they were friends of his Irom Ma yland and desired
to wait until he returned, Tbe girl showed them to
tne litlng room and went about hor work. 6 he
says that attei wards she went to the cellar to brinjj
tip tbe nuet, etc for dinner, when she was struck a
i.!friU,Pr.0!rVuer n ad .tnat ,Blt ne wnsoloss. 8he pro
fessed to know notuing more.
anVllfiliHiat.1"1 ?.aml283 th8 UbBOquenVT,
.Tt ?, .. 5UZZ.1 1 that ,uere ' no mark o
Vol ri r hw h eo."eRnnil with t ie de crio
hfa houM .nri?h ,hr U,n1. k0Dt ,lttl8 money in
pis nouse, aud the thieves obtained, after all their
rummag.n,,only about 800,a ve vet' cloak aVd m
other wearing anp.rel, and a tea do'lar brK b .long"
EVENING TELEGKAFn.PHILADELrillA, MONDAY,
Ait Attjmptkd RoBBERTi An ocenr-
iioe took pls' e a iew niiiOfs aao at the Blank
Hoi so Betel; a faimera' lnn,ou Norih Second street,
which sbou d serve as a can ion to lersonswho
have elisrge of places or business. Two men id
tcreo tne bar-room, Mile tbe atteneant was closing
np the place, and asked lor lodgings, which they
were told (hey could not have, i bey then oa led
for drinks, and each took mixed liquors. While
tbe proprietor's son was preparing them, one of the
fel ons took frcm tils pocket a small box, oomalnlmr
spi arentiy lot lea of i-eiiuinoiy. and romarked that
be bad bought them at auation. lie then, in a play
ful manner, put a portion ot one or the Dottles on a
handkerchief, and hold it to tho nose of Mr.
Gerbart, who drew his head I ack to avoid It
Ihe text moment it was repeated, and the effect
of it wss almost instantly felt in pa n at the fore
head and pecn'iar sensation about tho eye. i ho
s'atlemun now entered the bar-room, and tho
strip ters left suddenly, but ihey ban baidlv got ou:
of ihe door belore Mr Ger. art fen ack insensible,
and remained in tbat ooudi ion t r so mi tim. The
bar-rotm contained a lire proof, in which there was
I leral thousand dol ars, the property of lodgers Iu
the house, and joung Mr.nerhart bad 'be ley on his
peison. Ti e fellows h id no doubt obtained i-for-niation
of the tact, aud had supplied tnemaolves
with chloroform to aio them In securing the mono,
in the event ot not obtaining lodgings at the hotel,
Yearly Meeting. The yearly mretlngr
of the Hlckslto biancb ot the Society of Friends,
commonly called Vuaxers, b"gan yesterday, at the
large meeting house on Race street, Just above Fif
teenth This meeting ernbraots the eastern part ef
f'ennsylvsnia, and portions of ftcvr Jersey, Dela
ware and Mai viand, and thousands ot Friends trom
tliote parts of the country are a' tending it. Yester
day tho meeting opened by worship, and to day the
business begins and will be continued until Ved ies
day. Oi Iburtday meetings ior worship will strain
be held, and on Fncay business will be res i mod and
concluded the Fnends on tbat day generally dls
pets.nc to tbeir homes
The Hicksites aie the mest numerous branch or the
Quakers, and the have at Fitteonth ano Kace streets
what is said to be the larsest Friends' mooting houso
in Mono Ameilca. It was but t in 1868, fronts on
hi.ee street, and rnns through to Cherry street, an I
will c niiortat.ly scoommodate ovor 4000 people
The schools and grounds conneoted with it wilt uo
commodato as many more. Tho great crowd or
well-to Co pcotilo w ho assemble at theso annual
gatbrrings make a Friends' yearly meeting quite nn
attraction, aud many persons congroiratM in the
neighborhood to seo I hem. I ho mootinrs for wor
ship are open to the public; the business meetings,
however, are closed to all but members.
Centenary Anniversary. Yesterday
the Centenary Jubilee of the Ziou Luthoran Chursh
was celebrated in tho old olmrcQ edltloe, Fourth aud
Cuerry streets. The interior oi the church was laste
lully decorated with evergroons and natural flowers.
W reaths were placed at intervals along the walls,
and in the centre ot each was tbe name of a clergy
man Over the pulpit he portraits of Dr. ttnhlon
berg and Dr. Demme were placed, and at the oppo
site end ol the church a banner contain ng thu in
scription, "Feace be in thy Name," was suspended
from the gallery.
1 he collection of bouqnots was very large, and It ho
distribution ot these about the pulpit added greatly
to tbe display, in tho morning the services wore
conducted by Eev. Dr. Krotel, assisted by Kov.
Dis. Mann and Spaeth, Professor SchaoOor, and
others. The regular choir of the Church was rein
forced by that of the church at St. John and Brown
streets, and the music given by tbe united chorus
was very fine. In the afternoon the Sunday School
children were assembled in the church. Over one
thousand Jm eniles were present.
Arrival of Shipwrecked LTaytians.
taj tain Hewitt, of tho ship Linda, woich arrived
here yesterday from Ciomuugos, brought, as ordi
boiv seamen, Peter Piene ai.d Charles Bitano, na
tives ol Havti, who were blo vn to sea from the
coast of Havtl, and aftr severe s uttering were
picked up lyaDu'ch vefsoland taken to Cientuogos,
where tho local authorities placed them in jail for
three or lour months. 'I hoy came to this country in
hopes of reaching their rative land, where one ot
them lelt a wife and five ci dren. They are en
tirely destitute, and desite the captain to send them
home. Any persons disposed to assist them can
leave contributions for defraying thoir expenses to
Hayti with Mr. Michael Dunn, Superintendent of
the Merchants' Exchange.
Stbtjck by Lightning. During tlie
thunderstorm yesterday altornoon, a fine elm tree
in Fianklin Square was struck by lightning. A
strip oi the bark eight or ten inches wide waa torn
away, and a portion of the trunk of the tree sp in
terred in a curious manner Some or the foliage
was driven into tbe wood. The Superintendent ot
the Square, Mr. Smothers, and a friend were stand
ing in the small house about flttv viriii riim.nf
Ihey were not injured. A number of tbe residents
on Face treet were looking at the square at the
time of tbe shock. Some of them describe the scene
as ueauuiui as it was temporarily blinding.
AMUSEMENTS.
RISLEY'S CONTINENTAL NEWS
1XCHANUE.
Choice sats to all p aces oi Amusement mav be bad
o to 6)4 o'clock anv evening. "1811y
CONCERT HALL.
CHAM) COMPLIMENT A BY TESTIMONIAL.
TENDl'KEi) TO
OFFIi'KH JAMKn nonv
THE CAPTURES OK THE JlUKDfcKEH ANTON
PKOBsT.
BY THB CITIZENH OF PHILADELPHIA
On THLRDAY, May 17, I86.
Tbe following named a'enttemrin n lmnuan tha rtnm-
mttteei William 11. Ml lward Jacoo E Rldgwaf
Colonel F. w. liavls George H Moore, Eso.. Robert
Woure, Esq., E. L. Tilton, Esq . William Meeser, Ksn .
Colonel K. V. C. Greene and five hundred others.
nMiii;. 'r.fr,'." ,ur wi me uiunterra lamuy uttie
WILLIE LEAltlNU Will liM in rniliion.l In l,u ...1 1 ..
by JAMES liOKSEY. "
Tbe following lady and gentlemen artists have kindiy
volunteered their valuable seviees lor this oocaslju t
Prot K. Richardson, ijobn Forbes,
Colonel Wm. H. Maurice, harlos Hamilton,
American Quartette,
Klnrlatama IIh
J. KUIlOlt
Charles Comber,
Phllade pbla Quintette,
William Wrluht.
1 be American Quartette,
Oeorae Wilkes.
Miss Mary Uoilnrd,
Miss Florence Edmonds,
HuKliey Dougherty,
T mi Vance,
William t). Probasco,
American Vocalists,
uaiiuoria uiee,
Amateur (1 ee,
W. 8. Urown,
Paul llerirer.
rrank iiiadlng,
K. L. Tliton.
u e nun myers,
James Flake,
James Mtella,
A. bar tram,
W. J. Ralnnle,
Andrew Leavett,
C. A. Pettlt
Robert Butler,
Master llarrr.
James Qulnn,
nienor Hairington,
Barry Enoehs,
Mattliew Gebler.
Tickets on cents. For sale everywhere.
Doers open at 7, commence st 8 o'clock.
COMMITTEK Ot AU1IANQEUKMT8.
C. OEKNK.
M L LAMPORT,
P UL BKRGER.
JAMES II. PENROSE,
C. A I'KNNINOTOV.
KOHKRTT. SIMPSON Treasurer.
N. B. The artists wbo have volunteered will d ease
meet at the Hall on TH UBSHAY. 17th bast., at 11 o'clock.
By order ot Committee 6 14 it
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS.
GRAND TESTIMONIAL CONCERT
TO TUE
HAYDN QUINTETTE,
, "tVedneEday Evening-, May 16.
8 14 St
TICKET8 FIFTY CENTS
DIRECTOR JAMES F. HOPE
a
AMERICAN ACADEMV OP MUSIC.
THE THIRD AND LAST CONCERT
or Tug
IIANDEL AND I1AYDS SOCIETY",
will take place on
lUKBDAY LVEMSQ, May 18,1866,
on which occasion
HAIDN'd
SEASONS
WILL BE PLKFOKMED ENTIRE,
MISS l AKOL1MK Kit 111 S OH. Soprano t
MB QF.t'UG SIMfHON Tauorj
li U. J. B. THOMAS, basso,
will sutta n the urlnoipal parts assisted by the powerful
Chorus of the oclntjr, Ol
TUBK HUMJBLD VOIC ES and the
OERMAMA ORCHEHiRA,
CliaKLKis SCHMiDT. Leader.
The whole under the dlreoilon oi 0 Kb bENTZ.
lbe Box hhet will be opeeed at O. w, . 'iRr-PI.a-K'a
Uuslo bt.ire eEVETH and CSLsNDT
htreets, ou WEDNEr DAY. May 9.
1 lvketa to all parU of tha bouse Fifty Cents
Reserved raats i)n, Dollar
Concert to oou meiica at 8 o'o ock preolsel,
lubvribars hohliiiK tickets dated May 8 wi'l present
them at ruuieler's, Here tbe will rucolve Ticketa ior
He serred Souls, In exchange, lor tue 16th.
(81U 111! 16 6l
AMUSEMENTS.
TJNITED STATES TRIZE CONCERT
TO BE GITIN AT
CHOSBY'B OPERA IIOUSR
. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,
May 88. 18C0.
125,000 VALUABLE PRIZES,
VALUED AT $492,07525,
WILL DE 1R1BENTID TO TICEEt-HOLDERS
INCLUDISO
$100,000 IN GREENBACKS.
Aambcr ef Ticket Issaed, 500,000.
PRICE, $100 EACH.
This is the greatest Inducement ever offered to tbe
public, one ticket of every four drawing a prize,
Tbe following prizes are a few among tha many to be
dravtn. For lull list see circulars i
1 Gilt, In Greenbacks 830 000
1 do do 10 (W0
1 do do 8,0"0
1 do do 4,000
1 do do 3,0 0
1 do to a.ttOJ
M do do 81000 each in 00
10 do do $.MM) each 10,000
20 do do $50 each 1,000
1 uo Residence No. m Wabash avenue 10,0X0
1 do do Lake street 6 000
1 do do .No. 37 Newberrv street 6,000
6 do Cottages, on Fulton, near Pau'lna st..., 10 000
2 do do No 160 W. Llbertv and No.
637 W.Indiana streets 6,000
8 do do In good locality 0,000
10 do City Lots, 8500 each 6,000
The drawing will take p,ace after the Concert oa
the stage ot the. Opera Bouse, wbere ln.otiO persons can
witness It. A committee will be appointed by the au
dience to superintend the same All purchasers and
agents will be supplied with correct lists of drawings as
soon as published. Parties holding tickets will retain
tt.em until after tbe drawing, and If their number ap
pears In the list ot drawn numbers, they will forward
their ticket Immediately, with lull directions as to tbe
shipping ot goods or moneys. Tickets are for sale at
principal Hotels. Book, and Music btores in the city,
and atouroflloe, No. 133 DEARUORN Street. Price, tl
each. Bent by mall ou receipt of price and stamp for
return postage.
Good and reliable Agents wanted In every cltv,
town, and vi lage In the United Htates, to whoin
great inducements sre oflered. Uelerenccs required
SPECIAL TERMS. OR CLUB RATES.
Any party procurlnir a club ot five or
tickets, an d loiwardmg us tbe money tor tbe same, will
be allowed the following commission, viz:
WE WILL SEND
6 Tickets to one address for $4-50
12 2 Jf d0 on
20 do. do do 17-Ml
Sl 60 uo uo ............. ,'. 2H 25
JO uo do do 35 0.1
60 do do do 43-jo
And 100 do do do 00
In every case send ihe name and post office address
ot each separate subscriber.
Jlonev by drait, post oibce order, express, or In re
gistered leiters, mny be sent nt our risk.
All communications should be addressed to
WIGGINS, BRADFORD & CO.,
No. 133 DEARBORN Street,
Chioago, 111.,
Post Office Drawer 5313.
The proprietor will donato to the Lincoln and Douglas
Monument und '20flO; a o, tbore will be 2000 reserved
iroui the perton drawing the a0 OWI prize, tor the samo
purpose.
ilckets for sale at the principal Hotels, and at the
Music htore ot Uiaries I rump er, at the 8. E. corner ot
Seventh and Cbesnut stree s, Philadelphia.
Re,erence l Hon. M.S. Wilkinson, ex-senatorof Min
nesota; Hon O V. Lawience. At. C of Pa s Hon. Alex.
Randall, ex- Gov. ot Wis. ; Hon. Wm. Montgomery, ex
it. C. oi Pa. 1 Hen ajor Dan. Mace, ex M. O of Ind j
Hon. lia J. Laycock, ot Kansas; Hon. Wm Lelniigwell.
Lvons Iowa;Uou. Joseph Knox, of ( bleat o; Hon. C
Graves Smith, of Minn ; Jacob Foisytbe, Agt. M H R
R.. I bleago. Ill M. Kronberg a Co., Imnortors of
Louisiana 80 ! Wan,,ell Whl;e Jt Co., Now OrloanB,
X. B.-Fdltors of rountry papers are authorlied to act
as our agents, and they wl 1 be allowed tall commission
on all ttekets ord- red, whether for themselves or otlior
parties, w ho may order through thetn. Proposals lor In
serting this advertisement requested. 4
NEW CHESNU-T 8TKHET THEATBE
CHEBNCT Street, above twelfth.
LEONARD GKOVEK WILLIAM JS. SINN. Lessees
and Manaaers.
WILLIAM E. 8IKK Resident Manager
Uoors open at 715. Curtain rises at 8.
THIS EVENIVO
Wit. EDWIN ADAMS
will appear In his great assumption of
, ROBl RT LANUKY,
In the powerlul drama en tlted
THE DEAD HEART t
OR.
THE MAN OF THE PEOPLE.
NEW AND ELEUAM SCENERY.
By Richard Smith.
EHrORATE EFFECTS,
and a completeness hitherto
UNEQUALLED IN T3H CITY.
The performance will consist ol the great drama. In a
Proiogue anl three acts entitled
THE DEAD HEART;
OB,
THE MAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Robert I.sndry...... Mr. EDWIN ADAMS
(as orbiiualiy'peiormed by him In this country i.
ano a
POWERFUL CAST.
PROLOGUE,
LETlliB DE CACHET.
ACT 1.
8TORMINO AND TAKING OF THE BASTILF
KLLEASti OF PRISON EKS 'IHE DEAD HEART
ACT J.
THE JJCEL TO THE DEATH.
ACT 3
THE GUILLOTINE THK DKSTINY OF THE DEAD
II K A KT
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. May 19,
SECOND EDWIN ADAMS M ATI SEE.
A FINIS RILL IN PREPARATION.
Admission to e venlug perloimance, 25c., tOc, and 61.
ALNUT STREET TUEATR E.
N. E. corner NINTH and WALNUT Streets.
Begins nuaner to 8.
THIS (Mondav) EVENING, May 14,
Nineteenth Night ot tha brl.liant Engagement ot
MH. EDWIN BOOTH,
who will appear in Hhakespeare's Tragedy of
HAMLKr,
which has been placed on the stage In a style, It Is booed
combining splendor ol production with strict historical
correctness.
MR. EDWIN BOOTH
AS
HtMLBT.
MR. CHARLKti BARRON
LAKRTES.
MR J. H TAYLOR
AS
TUE GHOST.
MRS. JOHN DREWS VEW ARCH STREET
1 HEA'l RE. Begins at 7 o'clock.
MONDAY EVENING. May 14,
TWO GREAT DRAMAS
BENEFIT OF MKH CHARLES HENRI.
A HUE EP IN WOLF'S CLOTHING
Ann Carew , Mrs. C. Henri
Jasper Cerew VicKce Rankin
Concluding with J U Buckstone's 0 raid a of
JACK bUEfPARD.
Jack Rhennard Vrs C. Honn
'"na'han Wild a,r. E L. Tliiou
Blueekln Mr. S.Uempie
WEDNK.8DAY,
B1NEIWT OF MR F. F. MACKAT.
THUKSOAY,
BENEFIT OF UK. 8 HEMPLE.
Peats secured tlx days In advance. ,
NEW AMERICAN T II BATE E
WATNl'T Streot. above Eighth.
LA6T WEEK OF THE S&ABON. '
Engagement ot
.v. v. HUflSV Y DOUGHEBIY,
the Phl'adelphla tavorlte. '
x,: .. TWO tt BAND BAL'.ETS.
Mli.,;,F,0OK fMIf" and Ballet Tronpe.
POWFKFl'L ATTHACIION EVERY EVENING.
frAIItiHE WEDNEbDAT AND SATURDAY.
MUSICAL SOIREE,
EVERY EVENINO,
AT Tn
CITTCHyg Al) HEADING ROOMS,
No. 12M CHfHNUr Htrvet,
Phladelpbla. 4161m
MAY 14, ' I860.
AMUSEMENTS.
QONCEBT iLiL
A GRAND CONCERT
will bt given at com cert HsLLbvthe
BLACK SWAN TROUPE,
... On WF.DVFhDAY EVENING, May 16.
WI8 E. T. U KEEN FIELD,
w, The Celebrated BLACK SWAN.
f,.,.",.KATR1'ANl'"R. RACHEL DENNF.T. Miss
RLBECt'A Mi'TMOR.NCY, Mr FRANK WOODS,
lenorj Mr CLIFF. Baritone; air WILLIAM MORRIS,
Basso, bav kindly volunteered their servloes, assisted,
by a t nil Choina.
l'roiessor KING...
.Conductor
Rservd Feats
Admission
...50 cents
...29 cents
i icora open at T. To commence at 8.
i '' lli'J0 commence at T. Tl Pugb's Book
tore Sixth and Chesnn streets. May 10. 8 8 tit
U P U 8 A D A M 8,
TEACHER OF ELOCUTION,
No. 665 N. THIRTIEMTH Street,
respeet'ullv snnouncs his
FOURTH fUBLIC KNTERTAINMENT
In Phl'adelphla consisting of Drama tie, Hcntituen-al,
and numoroos Readings, on
TUESDAY rlVENINO May 15,
AT CONCs Rl HALL
Tha Reaniri0s will h inUr.n.nMt . n,nin.
tlonsot Vocaf and Instrumental Music, by Lady and
1 lcket, 60 cents.
AtTrumpler's Seventh and Chesnutstrtcts. Rlslov's,
cont nental, and at the Door on the Evoulng of tha
jieaoing.
Doors open at 7i to commence st8. 8142t
ASSEMBLY BCTLDINGS, TENTH AND
CUESNCT PUeets. '
, . THE CAKOLIVA TWINS,
Willie and Christina aged 16 years,
JOINED TOGETHER AT TIIE1K BIRlH,
Their first appearance In "hlladolplua ou
. THl'RSD Y. May 1 .
Day Levtrsand Receptions, 10A. M. to 8 P. M.
Evening Concerts commence at 8.
''iheTwias" are educated and raDned; their voices
of the sweetest character
Admission, 25 cen s Day aud Evening. Reserved
ceaia to r.vening concert, ou cents. 5 H 3t
SPECIAL ATTENTION" IS CALLED T(T
O HEAT WORK OF ART,
HOW ON INHIBITION AT
F. OAH YLEVVITZ'S
PHILADELPHIA ART GAL.LERY.
No. 1305 CHK.SNIT 5t'eet
Cammarana's Great Historical Picture ol the
SACKING OF AL1AMIBV
. , BY CARDINAL BllVVO, IN 173
Fah-ted by order ot the Italian Government.
T be Picture will be engraved bv JOHN SARTAIN.
Ior a iuu description ot thlsextraotdlnary pioduotlon,
we reter to the printed details In the Gallery.
Admission to tha Ual.ery 25 cents. 4 21 lru
gOIKEE AC APE M IQUE.
THIRD ANNUAL YHIHITIOI hv th nitriAn
PTREET CADETS, In Mnglng. Gymnastics, I actios,
and Elocution, at the Ai A DEMY OF MUSIC, on
THURSDAY EVENING, May 17, 1H6
Admission. 60 centa. No extra charge for reserved
?eM-.1,re,s f0T Mle t E. Cummiski's Bookstore,
Exercises cemmence at 7X precisely.
81I6t
riERMANIA ORCHLHTRA. PUBLIC RE-
nearsals every SATLKDAY AFTERNOON AT
MU It AL FUND HALL. 8 o'clock. Engagements
niani ny anu resting ur.u hup. iiabtekt. Agent. o. i .1
bnilTl'bl'T . i, -.. n ., - , i -
trna w- . i . "'I . I I LI I " I'ril n w r 11111 ,,ltt I 111
FURNITURE.
1? U K M I T U E E THE LARGEST.
j' t neapest ana Best Stock of Furniture In the
norm i w ue iounu ac
GOULD CO.'S
" TJKION Fl'RNIIUBE DEPOT.
CORNER OF MNTH AND MARKET STREETS.
ar.f1 Kit, 97 mil so k kirnin a.n.
Parlor bulls, in Hah. Brocade, Plush. Damask, or
Rep.
Dining-room, Chamber. Library Kitchen, and Office
ru.rnl.uro, at isbu.ously low prices, and the newest
eti ies and pattern.
Public Building, School, College, and Shop Furrlture
In endless variety.
All kinds ol Furniture wanted by housekeepers, at
exceedingly low prices at eitherot their Immense estab
lishments It you want to save money and get Weil
go io iiuuui a iu. cetore purcnasing else
wbeie corner of NINTH and MARKET, and Nos. 17
sjaaau U , DJLiCVi.il OUOCU I V OP
QOURTNEY & WILLITS,
Nos. 14 and 16 S. Seventh St., PMlada.
MANUFACTURERS OF
BEAITIFIL COTTAGE FURNITURE
AND THE ONLY DURABLE IN THE CITY.
Also. Dining-Room Furniture,
AND BEDDING, constantly on hand. 4 2S mwfim
GROCERIES.
rTEAS REDUCED TO 1, AT INGRAM9
Jl Tea Warehouse. No. 43 S. SECOND Street.
POASTFD COFFEE REDUCED TO 30 CTS.
1 at INGRAM'S Tea Warehouse, No. 43 8. bECOND
nireeu
40
C. BEST MILD COFFEE, AT INGRAM'S
iea warenouse, o. 43 H. SECOND Street.
q'EAS AKD C0FFEE8 AT WHOLKSALu
1 prices, at INORAM'8 Tea Warehouse, No. 41 o.
BECOND Street Try them.
GREEN COFFEES FROM 22 TO 28 CTS. A
SUD4 at INGRAM'S Tea Warehoase. No. 43 8
BECOND Street Try them. 1 ja
SIMON COLTON & CLARKE.
TO FAMILIES RESIDING. IV OK GOING TO THE
COUNTRY.
Those wbo wish to purchase supplies ol the best
Quality of FINE GROt EK1K8. will find a fml and
choice stock of the best that can be imported or pro
cured irom the New York, Boston or Philadelphia
market, and can be supplied with goods In package, at
wholesale prices
Particular attention Is paid to packing in the neatest
an mot sate manner posaib'e.
Goods delivered to any of the depots, express offices,
or out in the country, ires of charge.
SIMON COLTON & CLARKE,
4 14 rpj S. W. cor. BROAD and WALNUT.
IIE OLDEST AND LARGEST
SADDLE AND HARNESS
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT IN THE
COUNTRY.
LACEY, MEEKER & CO.,
No. 1216 CHESNTJT STREET,
OFFER OF THEIR OWN MANUFACTURE t
Bl'CGY HARNESS, Irom t22-0 to ilflO
LIGHT BAROUCHE do 50 00 to 350
HEAVY do do 75 00 to 500
EXPRESS, BRASS MOUNTED HARNESS 27 50 to 90
WAGON AND SELF-ADJUSTING 16-00 to 30
STAGE AND TEAM do SO 00 to 60
LADIES' SADDLE, do 12-00 to 150
GENTS' do do 8-00 CO 75
Bridles, Mountings, Bits, Sosetts, Horse Covers
Blushes, Combs, Koaps, Blacking, Ladles' and Genu
Travelling and Tourist Bags and Backs, Lunch Baskets
Dress ig and Sblrt Cases. Trunks and Valises.
396mrp No, lijUl CHKSNUT ST.
MILLIARD & WINEBRENER.
WM. MIILWABD, D. 8 WIJ.KBBKHKB.
MACHINERY AND MANUFACTURERS'
SUPPLIES,
No. 118 MARKET Street,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
AQENTg ton TH AL OF
Cotton and Woollen Machinery,
Dealcri In Manufacturers' Supplies of every do.
scription.
Oak Tanned Leather Beltane?,
AND MACHINE CARD CLOTHING
Of best quality and manufacture. 1 26 8uirp
FINANCIAL.
JAY COOKE & OO.)
No 114 S. THIRD STEEET,
BANKERS,
AND
DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
U. 8. 6s or 1881,
t 0s. OLD AND NEW,
10-lCij CERTIFICATES OF IS DEBIEDNES8,
7-80 N OTE8, 1st, 2d, and 3d fcerioi.
COMrOUND I21E11FS1 MOTKS WANTED,
IMEBKST ALLOWED 0!J DEP08I18
Collections made) Stocks Bought and Bold OS
Commission.
r-pfcial business tccorrmodations reserved f
LA DIM.
I'HiLASCiTBtA, Ftlmary, 18C8.
2T8tn
U. S. SECURITIES
A SPECIALTY.
SMITH, RANDOLPH & CO.,
BANKERS & BROKERS,
16 S. THIRD ST. j 3 NASSAU ST.
PHILADELPHIA. ' NEW TORE.
STOCKS AND GOLD
roroni and sold oy commission.
H.TEKE81 ALLOW KD ON DEPOSITS. S X
)AVIli:S UROT1IER9,
No. 225 BOCK STREET,
HANKERS AND BROKERS.
BUY AUD SELL
CMTED STATES BONDS 1881s, -20s, 10 40s.
CMTtH STATICS 7 3-10s. ALL IHbUFS.
t'KKTlFICATEt) OF IM)EH1EIKES8
llercsntlie Psper and Loans on Co laterals nepotlsted
Btotks Bought and Sold on Ccninnsslon. 1 31 i
QARTEK, DURNEY & COJ
BANKERS,
STOCK axd exchange brokers
No. 55 8. THIRD SWEET, PHILADELPHIA.
Stocks and Loans boupbt and sold on Commission
Cocunent Banit Notes, Com, Etc., boufrht and sold,
special attention jaid to the purchase and sale of
Oil S'ockt. Deposits received, and interest allowed
as per agreement. 86?m
"TORK, McCOUCII & CO.,
ntocic ana iLxchange lirokers,
No. 3fl South THIRD Stuoi
COYEBNMENI SEt'UBIlIES bought and sold.
SIOCES bought and sold on commission.
IK TEE ST ALLOWED OSi DEPOSIIS. (4 261m
JIIE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
HAS REMOVED1
DurirjR the erection ol the new Bank building,
TO
CHESNUT
117 4p
STREET:
No. 30ft
5'20S-FIVE-TWENTIES-
7"30s -SEVEN-THIRTIES
WANTED1
DE HAVEN t BROTHER
l-T
No. 40 S. THIRD STEEET.
AIAItlUAGE GUIDE
BY DB. WILUAM TOUNO.
MARRIAGE CriDE, by 11. WM. ToCSO.
MAKKIAUE Ol IDE, by lR. WM. VOUNU.
AJABKIAUh tiUlUE hy DH. WM. YOUNG.
MAKMaGK OI'IIjE, by int. WM. YOUnO.
MaVKUUK. GD1DI , hy Vl WM YOUNG.
MAKKLvGE CC1DE by I lit, WM. YOUNG.
M AHItlAGE CUIDK, hy DH. WM" YOUNG.
WARHIAGE OUIDF. hy DK. WM. YOU NO
JIAKKIAGF (.TIDE, hy Du. WM. YOUNG.
M ABIil AGE GUIDR -'Ifiere are more things twX
Heaven and earth, Uoratlo, than are dreamt ol In out
phlloronhy " v"
Let noyouna man enter the ob lirtlons or married life
W.".'lr5!tJ"A1" vryt V 01 1,R YOUNG 8 MAK-"
HI AGE Gl II t( or. Eveiy One His Own Doctor, rt
diFdoses facts that every one should be acquainted with.
I contains one hundred engravings explaining the ana
tomv ot the human system both male and lemale witk
useiu' Intoroiatlon that every one should know.
Price, 60 cents. Sold at
. . W1U1 YOUNG'S OFFICE,
IU No. 416 writUCE Street, above Fourth
B. J- WILLIAMS, "
No. 16 North SIXTH Street,
MAKU1TAC1U11EK OF
VENETIAN BLINDS,
AND
WINDOW SHADES.
The largest and finest assortment In the c'ty at tho
lowest prices. 4 4 2mio
8TOEE SHADES MADE AND LETTERED.
"(JNITED STATES
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