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CITY INTELLIGENCE
For Additional City JntcUigence tee Ihird 2'aje.
Aw Addition to ocr Meiicantile Ma-
rink There is bow lying at tho loot ol' Race v root
new and beautiful screw-proiellor called ttie
J'Umeir, which is the II mt ot the new lino ol steamers
destined to j between I'niladelnma and the
Southern poits. It Is a fine ciinon of naval
architecture, and does credit to iia Imldon Wil.
Hum Cramp A bona It is 8&0 tons burdon, 178 loot
. length ot keel, 80 foct breauth of beam, and 17 foot
depth of hold. It bas a direct acting engine of 250
horse power, Tlth a 40 inch cylindor, and 83 inch
stroke. It will carry four lite-bouts and lull
eiUipniont of how, life-preservers, and all the
mod) rn conveniences lor savin? Hie In case oi acci
dent. Ko f sixmo has been spared t make the
J'ionctr aa nearly neuli poosiolo.
Hie mlonor ha boen tilted op Terjr tssturullv.
It contain a spacious saloon catiiu, with costly fur
n tute. I ho side ot the cabin are painted in solid
while, with a cornice ol Milt mouldings t he state
roon.s on tiihorslilo aro largo and airy, and lur
rlrhcd with all the modern auiilianoo for tlio coin
fort ol passengers. 1 here are state-rooms sullicieut
to at commodate II ty tirst-olass i)a-seiii;ors. The
holfl, hv a judio.ous i nonomy of space, is so arranged
that iti c.pncity lor the iccuption ol irGlgat ia mate
rially ii ci eased.
lho rtrmerr starts frr Savanrah on hor initial trip
on SatU'day text, and 'a now rivoivins- tier troivht,
fclic is in command ot Captain William B. Ga'iairher,
who In well known to most of our merchants as an
old and efficient officer.
Wcarofilad to observe that tlio enoriy of onr
me clinnts and capitalists has succoodeu in ostao
I'sbinjrthe i hiladeiplna and mitliern Mtearasuip
lino. We can casiiy ohiain lho whoio oi the reviving
.Southern trade if we will but mako tlio proper effort.
Tins ia a move in the right direction, and we nope
that our buiueis men wi I see it priori sustalued.
lho J'iontrr is a good beginning, and no doubt its
success wi 1 lui y equal il nut be superior t,o it in
every respect,
A Tow, And tmoonao Afaih- ITugh
J o ". lUiam i ook and James l ounalon were ar
r a ed ves'.erdav moruin under tlu li lowing cir
tu.iiMaiiiea: i. oon went to Look's house in a state
I mux at en, and laid down and went to sloe.
Airs. Cook went in scaich of her huxbaud, and find
in him, I rontlit Inm home, when ne cot into t
qua rol wi h the drunken intruder, lho lii'ht ex
tended into the l reet.when two gun?s who luiost the
snn'tio n teo ion 4t the o ty, called "Mockers" aud.
''Uarrob rs," took part iu the row. Cook then went
to Uonnafon's residence, Ninth and Monro st.-oots,
and bortowed a loaded vim Irom hlru He shot at
Hood, but the bull missed its mark and hit a hoy
named Jos.ph ftitol, Inflict ing a s iirht wound The
police were oil band by this umo, and tne three In
dividuals named ulOve wore arrested and tkou
belore Alderman Lutg, VUo held Uiuro 1Q 2j00 bail
lor a lurthci bearing.
TllE HISTORICAL PAINTINO OF TUB
Battle of Oinymuiia lho special Committee
oi the Legislature having in chariro the awarding
of the histor cal painting oi the batile ol Oettys
1 nrg were in scsJou yesterday morning at the Con
tinental Hotel. U:s Exce lency i.overnor Cnrlin
was President ot the meeting. Without any final
ae'ien upon the subject, the Cumin tlee ad ourned to
meet at Harris urr next v.eek. Governor Curtin
leturnid to llurribburg t.v the 12 o'c ook M. train.
Effects of Intkmperanx-k. Yesterday
morning a man named Arthur Devlin was arrested
for being drunk and disorderly After boing loc
tnred he wtssot at libnriy by tlio Lieutenant ot the
llistiict where ho. was nrrosted. Alter boing at
liberty awhile he came back to r.'ie l.ietronant and
requested to be sent to pnion, ns ho had no piuce to
go to. Ho was committed at requested, but whilo on
the way to prison bo dietl. When t.ie van reached
the prison be was lound lying on the floor dead.
A Disuosest Domestic. Josephine
Largess was engaged at No. 1717 Spruco streot as a
domestic. She has, at ojllbrent times, stolen money
from her employers, and on Saturday morning was
cettcted. She has taken itltoisetnor about poventy
dollars at diflerent times, and tairty-Qve dollars was
found on her person. Alderman Fatcholl committed
her to prioou.
A Tdihf Arrested. Yesterday morning
man nnmod John Bo lywood was arrested at
Manny unk by Lieutenant tioltra'e, oharged with
stealing a carpet-bag. It appears tuat be enticed n
old man into a side alley and then taking irom him
carpe -bax, madootf with it.; Ilo was committed by
Alderman Kamsdaie.
A"nuck" Abrkstkd. A man named
William ti.lJarker was arrested Ihis morning by
Ofliccr Kecder, tor piecing the ockot ot a woman
at De'aware aveuuo and Dock street Wnilo beiug
tuken into cu-touy he threw the pocket-book away,
whicn contained nine do lurs. lie was locked up
for a blaring.
A Young Lady Attacked. Last even
ing, a young lady, abou 27 years of age, was as
saulted by some person or persons unknown, on Cal
low hi 1 street, below Ninth, and severely injured
Lout the head. The wounds were drvssed by Sur
peon IxMdy, after which she was removed to lier
heme.
Small Boy Drownkd. a small boy
named Isaac tiallaehor, aged six sears was drowned
on Wednesday lant while playing on some logs near
Ji'alrmount l'ark. Tiio body was recovered this
morning and conveyed to the residence of his
parents, at Twentioib and Buttonvvood streets.
A Riotous Party. James McGlensey,
Malt Craven, Ma'tKellev, and John Maborn got into
a row at the Fol s ol Hchuvlkul l'ark Saturday after
noon, and wete all arrested and taken before Aider
man Kamsdaie, who committed them to answer.
Charged witu Keeping A Oambltno
Saloon John llugin was arrested and taken bef ie
AUlermnn Hibhard, chaiged with keoping a gam
bling paioon at Ninth and Chesuut streets . Ho was
held tor a lurtber heating.
Pockht-Book Stolex. William Patter
son's re-idence, Sansom s rent, below Eighteeuib,
was enterea last evening, and a pocket-book con
taining a bund'ea and forty dollaiB was stolen.
Residence Entered. The residence
No. 2 64 1'lne street was entered somo time la-t
nleht, but the thief did not succeed in gettiuir any
thins but a pair ot gaiter shoes.
Goats Captured. Remember the dog
and goat law is in forco. On Saturday the police
secured filty-eieut goats running at large In different
portions ot the city.
Defacing the Park. Yesterday after
noon a man was arrested at iairmount far lor do
lacing public properly. Ho was lined and thou dis
charged. Grand Lottery in the Oil Regions.
It is announced that a Lottery, upon the most
maguiticout scale, is soon to be held at Oil Cuv.
The three principal pr.zes are described as fol
lows: 1. A Wife for some lucky bachelor She is young,
beaulllul, accomplished, uood tempered uiscreet.
and, to cap the o imax ol eeriect-ou. uns 30 0OU.
2. One of the nest Oil vVeils in the region, produc
ing six thousand bairels oi oiljaud a cart-load of
money evory day.
8. a superb exquisitely fash.onab'p, everlawtingly
durab'e juit ot Clothiu k, bought ex grossly for this
occasion, Irom lower Hail.
Wkhave
All-vxmt fancy Cansimtre Pants, as low as ...Mi 00
" " " Y'tts ... aco
' Black " I'anls " .... 60)
" " Cloth Vents " .... 400
" Fancy Caisimere Suitu, to match 14 00
" Black Suits 20 00
' Advancing fYinn these rates we h-ive goods of ail
yraUes, up to the veryjinst fabrics, at prices rerftowi
in proportion Men's. Youth's, ami Boys'. Thou
sands HAVB FOUND WITHIN TUB PAST FEW WUK1CS,
THAT WE ARK ACTUALLY BULLING GOOD, SKHVIOK
Alll.tt (lOOUB AT TUK I'UICES NAMED.
Bennktt & Co.,
Towkb Hall,
No 518 Market Stbket.
W Lyon'b KATiiAiRON."ibe gem of evory lady's
toilet; the most delightful hair-dressing in the
world. ,
It eradicates cnrf and dandruff".
It keeps the head cool and oiuan.
It makes the hair rich', soft, and glossy.
It prevents hair turning grey.
It keeps it irom tailing oil"
' It restores u on prematurely bald heads.
No wonder it has a world-wide repuuttion.
New Dress-Making Establishment. Ladies
can have their Dresses, guin. Coats, and Hatquioes
handsomely made, at the snorted notice in twelve
hours li necewary at the Dressmaking establish
ment of J W. .Proctor & Co.,
No. 920 Caesnut street.
"Tisbwee-t to know them Is an eve will mark
your coming, and grow brighter when you come."
These lines might taavo been wuiten with poetio
foresight of husband or lovr alter getting Spring
wit at Charles Stoae Co.'s "Oue-priee" Clothing
.Bouse, under the CeutlneawL
TgE jjAILYENING TELEGRArn.FniL AI)ELPIIIA MONDAY,
Aoction Lack Curtains, 1. . .
Auction Lace Curtains, $1. '
Auction Lnco Curtains, VI. i .
Auction l.ace Curtains, 91.
Auction Lace ( nrtains, 1, . )
Auetion Lace Curtains, f t.
r notion l.aco Cnrtains, H. ' ' r
A doi ion Lace Curtains 1.
Also, fine Curtain, from $2 to IK0. all from Ana
rum, and unusually cheap, sellimr at loss pnoesthan
before I he war, at W. Henry I 'at ten's Shade and
Cnitaln Ktore, Mo. 1408 Chesnnt s'reet.
Rich Black Silks of the celebrated manufac
tures of "Hennet," "Poins t.", from j to 1 yard
wide, at gold prices for currency.
, J. W. PWOCTOB k CO , ,
No. 920 Chesnut street.
For Breakfast. ' ",
roR dinner,
ron UPPER.
HFW IlERMUDA POTATOES.
SKW BERMUDA ONIONS),
W BERMUDA TOMATOBfl. '
Your Grocer or Market man can get supplied at ,
Bermuda Produce Company,
No. 120 West street, New York.
L101.T Cloth .f ackktb. Circulars, and Basquines
closing out at and uuuor cost prices. ,
J W I'uoctor fc Co ,
Jio 920 Chesnut Street.
Window Fhadeo, only 81.
Window Shados, only 91.
M indow Shades, only 1.
Window bhades, only 1.
Window 81ianes, onlt tfl.
Window Shsdos, only tl.
Window Shades, only SI.
Window StiHoee. oily fl.
WiLdo Shades, only 81.
Also, I.aee Curtains, One Dollar.
At Faiten's Curtain and Upho'story Storo.
A Couon, Cold, or Sore Throat requires Irano
diate attention, a neglect oftentimes results in some
incurable Lung Disease. "Brown's Bronchial
Troches" are a slmp'e remedy, and will almost Inva
riably give immediate relief.
The Wom'8 Friend. Lash's five dollar Wash
ing Machine i0 tho best washer in the niarke:. Call
end tee it, at
No. 727 Market street.
" Tib Sweet to Know there is an eyo will mark
yrnr coruii g, and rro brighter when ou com1) "
Ihese lines mmht have been written wit.i pootio
foresight ot a husband or lover after patronizintr
Charles Siokes ft, o.'g "one-pnoe" Clotaing House,
under the Continental.
Line Llama Lace r-hawls, pointed Rotondc,
end Boornouz, at reduced tares.
J, W. Proctor k Co ,
No. 920 Chesnut street.
KEPCCED Triceh .lierFons desirinr Photographs
should avail themteiTcs of tho present opportunity
at B. F. Keimer's Oallerv, No. C24 Arch street. All
sty.es ate executed in tho best manner.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, the world's great
remedy tor Colds, t ouahs, Consumption, and a'l
ii Dec ions ol the Lnngn and Throat
Rim Black ilk8 or Mantillas and Drcssos,
by the yard, ut less than importation oost.
J. W. I'uoctor & Co.,
No. 020 Chosnut street.
Gouon on "Peculiat Peoplo" at the Academy ot
Music, Monday evening 14tn mat.
Pretty aud stylish Cloaks for the Seasido
Promenade or the Country, at 3. 98, S10, and $12,
about onc-baif the com of tho ma erials.
J. w Proctor Co.,
No. 920 Chesnut street.
Fabib-matk JIamillas, In all tho fashionable
styles and shapes, are now reduced considerably
Lelow cost oi importation.
J. W. Proctor & Co.,
No. C20 Chesnut strcot.
"lubricative packlnc tor stenm enjrinos. for terms
see 723 chesnut St., phila., and Wdevst., new yor.'
We rifer persons afflicted with diseased Liver to
Dr. LeiBey's advertisement, under "Medical."
White Cloth Jackets and Circulars, at re
duced prices. J. W . FROceoit & Co .
No 920 Chesnut street.
Compound Interi pt Notes 7 310 and 6-20s
wanted. Do Haven & Brother, No. 40 S. Third St.
Matinee, Carriage and Reception Cloaks,
new and exclusive iu sn le. atone hai importation
cost. J. W. PttooroR & Co.,
No 920 Cheenut street.
5-20 Coupons, Due May 1st,
Wanted by Drexel & Co.,
Mo Pi South Third Street.
Popular Tailoring.
li LADY-MADE CLOTHING,
AND
i ike Custom Work.
Wanamakkr & Brown,
Oak Hall,
Southeast corner Sixth and Market Streets.
MARRIED.
BROWNE-RUDM AN. On the 10th instant, at
the residence ot the bride's mother, uy the Rev. Dr.
Morion, Mr. JAMEs A BKOWNE to Miss VICTO
RIA A., daughter ol the late William y, Rudman,
all of this city. J
FLIM BAYK ARD. On the 20th of April, bv
the Rev. T. J. Allen, Mr. 15 CHAKLES FLINT to
Mis LIDY F. BAVNAKD, both of this city.
HF.KATY F1TZPA 1 RICK.-Onglhursday. May
10, bv tho Kev Ceorge Strobel.atSt Mary's Church,
LOW ARD J. HKRATY to SALL1E 8 , daughter of
Philip Fitzpatrick, all of this city. No cards.
DIED.
BARNARD. On the morning of the 13th instant,
JOK H C . son of William C and Sarah A. Bar
nard, in the 24t year ot hi age.
1 he relatives and irienda of ibe family, also Friend
ship Ur ion, Mo. 4, U. C. of B. and 8., the members
of the Hope Hose Company, and Gideon's Hand I.
C. h , are respectfully invited to attend his funeral,
from bis father's residence, No. 306 Christian street,
on Tuesday afternoon, the 16th instant, at 4 o'clock.
BARNS On the morning'lot the 13th instant,
EAHLKg BARNH, sou of William W and S. M.
Barns late Hospital S'eward ot the 95th Regiment
B. V. V., ared 27 years.
Ibe relatives and tnonds of the family, also the
members of the 06th Regiment P. V. V , are respect
lully invited to attend hlslunoral, Irom the residence
ot his lather, PiO 810 Marnoit street, on Wednesday
afternoon at 4 o'e.ock. 1 o proceed to Swedes' Church
Burying Ground.
BUZBY. Sudden'y or congestion of the brain, on
the9tn instant, EDMUND H. BUZBz.
The relatives and friends of the lamily are invited
to attend bi funeral, from his late residence, No,
24 N. W. Penn -'iuare, on Monday, the 14th instant,
at 4 o'clock V M , without limber notice
CI.OVfc.lt. On the 12th instant, SALLIR J.,
dai phttr o: Manning and Martha Clover, aged 6
years.
DALY. Suddenly, on the 11th instant, THOMAS
Da Li , Sr., In the nub year oi his age.
The relatives aim trieuds ot the tamllv, Lodge
No. 8, A. Y. at., and the lioard of Surveyors, are
respectlully lnviteu to attend the funeral, Irom his
late residence, No. 923 Washington avenue, on Tues
day atteruoon, the 16ih instant, at 8 o'olock. .
KG AN On taturday mouiing, tho 12th Instant,
Mies tLLIEF KtiAN.
Her Inends and those ot tho family are respect
fully invited to attend her luneral, irom tho resi
dence of Mrs. Sturtevan', No 81 S. Nineteenth street,
on lucsday morning, the 15th instant, at 8J o'clock.
Funeral services at St, Joeph's hutch.
RUKKKL Suddenly, on the 14th Instant, of dis
ease contrao td in ttie array, rtiEOUORE L. RUN
KLE, eiduHt son of the late William J. Kunkol, in
the 87th j ear ot bis ago.
The relatives and triends of the Tamilr, also the
membeis ot the 68th P. V. V., and the members of
the Soldiers' and Htameu'i Union. No 1 are invited
to atiend the funeral, to-morrow ( Tuosday) afternoon
at 4 o'olock, Irom the residence of bis sister, Mrs. L.
C Rnnkel. Green lane Koxborough. f
-IKON TACKLR PULLEYS, WITH ONR OR
I two wheels Incased Bciew Talleyi. Tprlght Pul
leys. Hot-house 1'uileys, and other stylos of Iron
and Brass Pulleys, lor tale by
TRUMAN SHAW.
So. m rElKht Thirtv-flvc) M AKKK'f Wt. ixluw Ninth.
ALLIPEH8, OF THE LEU, NAVY,
StralKht, Crab jaw. Spring, hulda and oatslda natl
ernst aho. 'a liner Hu es and Wire Gauges, jilih
Cal ipers combined. For sole bv ,
THTTMAN A SHAW,
So. SM(.Wit Thlrty-Cve) MAKKKT (t halow Ninth.
BBANDH. WITir MOVABLE OR PERM A-ne-it
letters, for n-arking tools, etc. furnished to
order) also, hlxml FlvuTe and Letter Punches, in aula,
tor Kiamplns metal. Fur sale at the Hardware Store of
THUMAN aHAW.
So. 83 (Eight Thirty live) ilAHHHT til., below UUk.
FOURTU EDITION
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON,
VETO OF THE COLORADO BILL.
THE HABEAS CORPUS BILL SIGNED.
PARDONS TO-DAY.
Eto Kt , Ete., EtM et., Etc
Our Hpccial JL oh pat oil oh.
Wasdisoton, May 14.
Two fltaerala Pardoned,
Tho President to-day pardoned Brigadier-Gene-ral
W. It. Cox, ot North Carolina, and Brigadier
General D. II. Cooper, of Arkansas, who served
in the C'onlPderate aim?.
Veto of the t olorndn mil.
The veto of the Colorado bill will probably go
in to-morrow.
, More Pardon.
Warrants of pardon, under the first and thir
teenth exceptions, wre sieued on Saturday by
the President for J. A. Green, O. II. Giddlng,
of Texas, and 8. E. Daniel, W. B. Ileadriclc,
Sarah A. Stephens, Nicholas Wylie, and General
Lorenzo Battle, of Georgia.
l'rocMion of Sunday School Children.
There Is an immense Sunday School proces
sion passintr through the streets to-d.ty to the
Capitol grounds, for a celebration. Between
teven and eitjht thousand cbillrea r in line,
Major-Cenetal Howard is chief marshal,
ne, lleut Signs; Twy Important
B-llfli
The TiCRident has signed the Habeas Corpus
bill, and the Kct to prevent Union ofllcers and
o'fcials from being prosecuted by Rebels for
arrects or act done iu suppression ol tue Re
bellion. '
Trasnry IWfebnrar niMila.
The disbursements of the Treasury, nn ac
count of the Wur. Navy, aud Interior Depart
ments, lor last we.?k, were as follows: War,
$308,011; Navy, S1,27U,27G; Interior, $1G7,001.
't;ouHcinft,'' niu4-y.
Treasurer Spinocr received on Saturday last
an iiielobure of $13 from "a returned solJIer,"
who states that he was overpaid that amount
while serving in the army at the beginning of
the war.
IV t lour I Bnuk rnrrnncy;
$1,616,730 of National Bank Note Currency
was issued last wet k. Total amount issuei up
to date, $272,878,895.
!sla on Hand.
The following is a statement ot the amount of
funds in the cash vaults of the Treasury on the
13th Inst.:
United btati's Leirai Tender Notes 826 000
I at ig ii al Bank .Notes jjjju
Fractional Currency oi all uo oiuinat.ous. 1 4711,785
"'d 8C3,00D
fIlvlr 2,600
tenls.... 5HJ
JKesotve i und l'oinpora. y Loan 80 000 000
keserve Fund urilus ibbuu 11. M. Ao.o. . . ,8i,9i2,425
Kcscrve Fun surplud issue Cojipouml lu-
iciest Aotes 24,671 300
Compound Interest, Nmo iu Je emutiou
Division 4, 930,u00
Mars Aboni ih trial p( lldvia,
The indictment preeutfd by the Grand Jury
of the District Court oi Vireinia against JeiH
Davis lor treason, was received at the office of
the Attorney-General, ou Saturday, bcin de
livered by Jttdg Cnderwood in person. It was
decided not to give it to tue public at present.
The indictment contains no fjaturo of special
interest, being much the same in form with the
pievious indictment made at Norfolk. Judge
underwood has been in consultation with the
Assistant Attorney-General relative to Mr.
Davis' trial at Richmond in June. Every pre
paration is being made for the event at that
time.
It is ucderstood that Cbief Justice Chase will
preside, and Attorney-General Speed will prose
cute, assisted by Judge Clifford, of Massacnu
setts, and William M. Evarts, Esq., of New
York, as counsel on the part of the prosecution.
The. Court will convene in the early part of
June. A gentlemau who has read tbe evidence
against Mr. Davis for complicity In the assassi
nation plot, states that it does not contain a
fact that would have been thought sufficient by
thf President, or any other lair-minded mau. to
order the trial sought.
COGItE S S.
Washington, May 13.
Senate.
Mr. Stewart (Nevada) introduced a bill amonda
tor j oi bis loruior proposition luy.na ton the ooa
d.tions on wilicb the Soutnorn atat .s may be read
mitted to tiioii former relations to the General Gor
eminent. It provides, amour other thiurs, for iiu
pattial BiifTraue 10 be assumed to by those Mates and
the exo usiou lroiu oUico ot the 1'resiuout and Vio
l'r"8luout of tho Recalled C'onfederaov, and tue
members of the thirty sixth Coneross mid Heads ot
Department lio went inio ttio Ko clliou; also tooss
who have been cruel to Union prisoners. A general
amncst) is to be issued on comuiiauoo with the eru
ditions roposed ir. Mowait .aid ho iuteudud to
ofler the above as a substitute lor the pondmir report
ol the Reconstruction Coinuuttee.
The bill to prevent smutcar hig oa the Northjra
frontier was taken np.
lloune ol Krnntatlva.
The Slates aLd Territoris were called for bills and
joint resolutions to be reierrod to committees.
Mr. iiifby (t al.) introduced a bill granting the
light ol wav. and makiua a (riant of land to tho
Bierra ievada and Contra Costa Irrigation aiuj
Cauhl Company in Caliloruia. It was read twice
and referred to the Committee on Pubno Lands
Mr. ll dwol (Cal.) Introduced a bill lor the re iof
ot the representatives ot Brgadior-Oenoral Georae
Wridht, Uiuteu States Army. Head twice ana id.
fered to the Judlo'arv Committo
Aho a bill to quiet titles to the I'aeola lands in the
town of anta Barbara. Head twice ind reierred t0
the Committee on Private tiand Claims
Also a hi 1 to authorize th . Ocean Mail Stcamshln
service between tho United Stales and the Sand
wich Islands. Koad twice and referred to the i'ost
OHlee Committee
Vr. 1'onnellv (Minn.) introduced a bill to amnd
the Atricuttnral Colimre bill so as toextend its bene
fits to the States lat ly in Bouollion. on conaition
that the grant of lands should be con lined to the
lauds In their own states, aud that the proceeds
thereof shou d be applied to the suopnrt of publio
schools Instead ot auneultaral or toioatitlo scolieira
Rend twice, and reierred to the Comauttoe on fublio
Lands.
sir Stevens ( Pa ) offered rosolutio for the atj
pointmeut ot a cominrttee of thre to invesriKato to
reent riots at Memphis, with power to send lor nor
sons and papeti. Adopted.
Mr. Chanler (N. Y.) oflered a series of resolutions
declaring; that the independent and constitutional
course of the President in seeking to protect, by the
veto poer, the rights of tbe people of this Union
aiiainst tbe wicked and revolutionary acts of a few
nialurnant and niisclucvous men. meets meets vith
the approval of this bouse, and deerves the oordal
suptiort of all loyal citizens of thn United States:
that tbis House beneves tha Freeduien's Dureau uu
uecewtry and pneonstitutionaL
The Fhlng ol Loaded Shot on an Ameri
can Yacht by an English VesselAn
Explanation Demanded.
EARTiottf, Me., May 14. Actinst 'Admiral
Boggs has just left here in the stealer Be Sola,
to demand an explanation Irom the commander
of the English steamer St. Andrews In resrard to
the firing into the pleasure boat oft" Kobbins
town with a party of Americn On board.
Latest MatkeU by Telegraph.
New Tobk, Jtay 14 Stocks are firm. Chtcaro
'it Rook Island, 04: Illinois Central, 121 1 rtl
el"ian ontbern. 7j- New York Central. 92!
KesdiD-. 107f UuQson River, lofljj Canton Coin
rany, 60; Aiissourt 6s, 74Jj It, 72j: WesWn
Ltiion leerraph Company, Git Carolinas, 844;
Tennessee 6s, 0; Iroasnry Seven throe-tent lis,
l'2ti; Ti ti-fortles, 96J Five-twenties. 1021: Coa
pon6s,109(Oold,130i. .
Baltimotsbi, May 14 Flour Is quiet, but firm
heat steady. t:orn has declined lo. Wmte, Sda)
87; vellow, 81820 Da's arm at6o. Trovisio',
fiim;ne,s pork S31. Sugars stond j tho rotininir
descrio ions arr quoted at lOjtSlO'o. Coffee dull.
V hirky llim at 82 26j( 2 20 lor Western.
New York Dank Statement!
New York, May 14. The Bank Statement lor
the week endintf on Saturday shows t :
An increase of Loan $3,040 010
An increase of Specie. 8, "60 000
An Increase ot Deposits 7!(XM.0 sj
An increase of l.eral lenders 8 8'8 W)0
An increase ol Circulation ,,,, 720,000
LETTER FROM BALTIM0EE.
tieneral IteaiireitHru Wvatloa; of II I in-
i. 1 1 Hint Urncral Joe Johustou I Jo v.
naiir Rssns't Knt Letter Poll cleat
Aflhlra I'tie Comaulllittel Luiuu 1
Siorm rite Cro
Special Correspondence of The Evoning Telegraph.
Baltimobe, iMay 13.
General Biauro(?ntd, ot the so-called Confederate
aimy, arrlvod hire this morning, and took rooms
at Barnum's Hotel. Ho is, 1 believo, on his way to
iuiope. Quite a largo number or sympathising
ir'tLda. as eoon as big prCSCIC; .CCi.; ki,,;;;,
catlattli9 botol to loyhim their rcspeots. He
was soou surrounded br a crowd, and becamo the
lion of tne henr. Dm inn the Rebellion these same
sympathizers often and anxiously looked lot his
coming to the Monumental City in triumph,
with all the pomp and circumstance of war.
Fortunately for Ucin, and all ot us, they were
diaproimed, else at this very day, Baltimore, in
stead ol betnr blessed and bono'od for her patriotic
cenotaphs, would have flood hers-olf, perchance, tho
monument ot desolation. There would now be no
wboie to give this Rebel hero welcome, none to pro
tect lnm. Starvation and misery, and weeping and
lamentation over a ruined city such as complained
oi and realized in the land hence he camo might
be our int. We thank tiod, theiotoro, amino suou d
all his affiliating auuurers, that himsolt aud cauao
wi r subdued.
For tins may he foel indebted for thn prlvi egs
row uijoyeo, which enuU our peoplo to sine d nmi
by the Biinng ana ol power ejt.s ing iu thai Govern
ment urni Union hp, witu others t hskiua, wero
uuat.le to desiroy; He is i lainly dressed, looks mucU
lui.rucd and worn, and i by no means the i.oau
lcenlol eiecane--which I bad imagined, jiid.ing
Irom the tulsome ch vurio plaudi s passed u,.ou linn
w. list stiiviuir to takp our ration's lito. lie at
tended tbo (. athcdial this mormu? paid a visit to
the Mai'vlunu Cmb. and was lionized generally He
leaves to-morrow lor tbe Aorth. So mucj for rtiau
regaid Cereral Joe .lobar ten his comranion m arms,
came to tee nm 1: was the first time uey had met
ii.ee the dowmall ot the Con edoraov I he meet
ing was most cordial and entbusmsuo. and observed
witn n teiesi by a larue crowd o' viMiors
Hie letter of dovornor swaun, which appearod in
Saturday's Teleguath has caused much ak aud
xcitemen' in politica' circles hero As the Uuiou
jiar.y i e ng cor. fid tut in its strength, lias rowu
lutlier cure e s-piene to quanoi with itself 1 think
lliio letter will uitima elv produce "ood. and teui
to linrinonlze there il ssi.nunt. elemout, which, il
much lunger encouraged, mnrht cunso serious iu
juiy, and aid tho enemy in his wily schemes to
pniu po ideal sway. We can have only two parlies
w hen li e real contest conies thvsu will oo Uniuuists
oua nn Uisunioaist8. Aieu who have striven to de
s.i oy the Ciovi-rnmeut and those who. like the Demo
cratic icuilers, gave tlioiu aid and comfort in all
they d d, are not to be trusted tienatter. Auy one
enn ne thut the Rebels, having failed witu tue
sword, are to v moving heaven aud earth t accom
plish their orlmna purpose oi disunion oy the ballot.
We have more to fear and guard against from th s.
than wo had when they were arrayed in open hos
tnty. The consolidation scheme of paying the national
del t bv the issue or hvo per cent, bonds seems to
meet with universal favor. It is undoubtedly the
true Biodo, and must roflect great credit upon Seora
tarv McCul och. Murvlaud will do her duty in in
vesting in these as she did heretofore iu the othur
secu rnies
Quito a heavy storm of rain, accompanied with
wind, lightning, and tnundor, passed over our ciiy
aboui4o'cloc this afternoon.
Th crops ol lrn t and grain throughout M iry'and
are at piesent unusually promiHing. ltoports from
an poiuts are most favorable.
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
DlHtrlrt Court So. a Judge Hare. The
third period of the March Teini ot" the District
Court commenced this morning, borne timo was
consumed in both Courts with tho hearing ut apuli
cations of jurors to he excused. Delaultlnj jurors
were fined one hundred dodars.
lu Jude Hare's Court do case on tho list for the
day being ready, tbe Court adjourned.
liiirU' Court An, a Judro Stroud.
Tbe only case tried in this Court this morning was
that of Clement L. Hughes vs. Sti phen hum, an
action for horse feed and hay sold and delivered to
ueienuani. j ne uuteuse was a set-oil on a c airn for
hauling alleged to have beo done by d lendant, a
master drayman, amouutiux to more than tue
plain tiffs claim. Ou trial.
4fiirtt reniiniiu Plesui Judges Ludlow
and 1'esree. Jhe Court this morning was eugagod
wnb the hearing ot au application iu the Orphans'
Court lor tlie diBcharge ol a guardian, ou the ground
of his belli habitual drunkard.
llad'Ile Marie Saxe (the "Africaine" of tha
Fans opera), w hose real name is Saeae, has been
compelled by the French Jaws to keep to the
hitter spelling. She was sued by Sax, the horn
maker, lor damages, tor spelling her name hid
way, and hence the judgment.
At the last ojce of Rossini In Paris, Oardoui
sang a rew air toy the composer, "II Poveretto,"
and Delle Sedie another new one, "Lazzarone."
The 6onps were redemandeJ, on which Rossini
remarked: "These are to chansons de caoarcl
(music-hall songs), andjwust not be taken for
an) thine else."
frTiJ" OFFICE FORTAfJK OIL AND MINTNO
Ct'MPAKV, No. 1003 South BBOaD 8Uet,
Plillade uhln.
'1 he proprietors o the shores whotiare neglected to
fiay the sum duiy assessed ihereen (TW KSTV u -..NT.i),
).i the action at tbe iiourd O' Directors In pursuance ot
tho terms ot the Charter of this l oinpany, are hureby
reiuisted to take notice that a suttclout number of
shares to pay all asAes-inents. with necessary and inci
dental olmrues then ou -will he sold at puulio auction at
the ottlce ol the comnaay, on I UKsDAV.June A, at li M.
It 14 lt U M. IIUNSICKEtt 1'reasur r
QENUINE MACKINAW SUNDOWNS,
l'Ott LiAlll:S,
IS GREAT VABIETT, TO BE HAD OF
THEO. II. HcCALLi,
At Ms Old Establlsbed Hat and Cap r mporlum.
6 U 1m Mo. 801 CHEHKUT Street
TOR D AN' 8 TONIC ALE.
Or JOliDAN B TONIC ALK.
1 JORDAN '8 TONIC ALE.
JOBDAN 8 TONIC AtE.
It Is recommended by physicians ol this and other
plaus aa a superior lomie, trnd reguiie but a trial lo
convince the must skepUcal ol' Ua ureal nie-lu To he
bad, lioleaul aud retail, ot t 1. JORDAN,
No. KOl'KAB Htnef
ffhampagne Cider by the dozen, bottled, or by the
srrel 148
DOCTOR JUNKIN'S NEW BOOK, TN DR
lense of the Lord's day rest, can be bad at the
book s on s, tirlcl or the cash enotoed to the printer .
JMKH H HIMMIERrt, is M N hlXTH street, Phila
delphia, wl 1 bring toe took, post paid. Colporteur to
canvaoS the Siete, otiy. town anil country desired, to
whom liberal dlsioant will be uvea Orders for whole
sale procured by note tt h author, No 171 hpuucE
btreei- 6 li owl )t
MaV S 14, 186(5'.
gTFAM ENGINE, PACKLNU
LIBRICATIYE PACKING,
FOR THE STUFFING BOXES OF
STEAM ENGINES.
Au article rct ir mrndtd by all Tallrosd Companls
to thoroughly UMfd lu and In general nto on
oer two hundrtd and jfip Kslliosds.ana on trial by
orer five hundred oihm.
ADOPTED BT 2O.(C0 STATIONARY ESCIVES. It
I a flist-class article.
Scventy-Five Cents Per Pound.
Lubrlcathc Tacklns Coz:i-).ieit.
SOLE MANCrACTVKEn8.
723 CHESNUT Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
L. G. TIL.L.OTSON & CO.
BOLE AGENTS,
26 DEY Street, New York.
B0ID BT DEALERS flKNEKA LLT 2 8p
AT'.fJr'8 STEAM ENGINE PACKLVoTl
bV patkiBf n"i"lln C0V,rcd.b0(ldr flUinif, siutllug.
'rilXTY CENTS PER POr5D
Forsaieby willia m h. MILLER,
bvle Manuf rtnrcr mr the United S.ates,
t no p tear of 7i3 HKf-M; I tvivet.
-lil!'1 Philadelphia. Peun.
LECTK O PAT II Y.
IKS. GALLOWAY & SIIEDD,
TUB
SCIENTIFIC
MEDICAL ELECTRICIANS,
Aie treating itb rrmsrkable luecefs all acute and
Cbronlo Diseases, at their
ELECTEOPATHIC INSTITUTION,
No.1230 WALNUT Street
One Door East of Thirteenth Street.
Wc have teen enraged for tnnnyjeirs In the noblo
work ol giving health nd happlneFB to the suffering and
the ttllic ea. During this tin e we have treatea about
1WENTY 1I10VSAND INVALIDS sufferliin irom tbe
virions lornis ot olseatc, and in a most every case a per
manent cure bas been cthcteo. Many o' tbem. In fact,
bad been fcben up as Incuuib'e by their physicians. We
have restored to hea th. In a few dnvs, thousands ot per
sens In tbls city who bad been suffering irom painful
diseases Ave ten, and Ultcen yeurs and uowarus. At our
iriFtltution we have cured, and a e curing, a class of dis
eases that bas baffled tho medical profession In all agos
of the world.
Dr WILLIAM WtllTE, a gentleman of great expe
rience In tbis succesniul practice. Is asnrhiin,i with n.
OLLOWAY t 8HI.DD lu tills practice. By til
Birung' nieut we hope to be enabled to attend profession
ally to our large practice.
EEHKENCE8.-We refer tbe diseased and oth
interested in our new practice to the following welt
kuon gentlemen who have been treated successiuliy
by us i
(jl.ORGE GRANT, No. 61(1 Chesnutstreet.
R'i DKPlLVllt No l,M CI.esnut street
Oeneral I LLaSuM'ON. No. li Spruce street
Mjor-t;eneral 1 LI-A.soNTON, U. 8 Anuv
Hon. DAVID W1LMOT. Judge of Court oi Claims
Y. ah ngtou city.
Don judge CAPRON, New Yora city
Rev. Dr. Al AKMIALL ot l'lltsbuiy, Ta.
J.DWIN J-OttRKST thenreiit irayedian.
llev. Dr. HALL, ot Philadelphia.
Itev.DANllL La RK. Illinois.
t oionel '1 110M Ae W. 8WEKNKY, Assessor, 16
Wi nut street.
Oi OKUL II. EARLE, Attorncy-at-law, Sixth and
Clicsnut streets.
KRlANlEL RtY. Attorney at law, No. 707 Sanson
8 reet.
DK. GEORGE W. FREED. Lancaster clty.Ponna.
Kit V M. B. DROWN tllrard House.
1U V. MR. MALLOKY: Norrlstown Penna.
ALBtBl' H. MCOLAY. No ii (S'UUam street, New
loik cltv.
C CiSlMTNO, Stuyvesant stree:. New Y-rk cliv
H. MICH IIEEF. No 3JM Market street. 7
J OIIN M .Dt'lM ho 1323 outh Broad stieet.'
G W. UKRi H ANT Gennaniown, l'hi.aUelphla.
t'oiisultatlon and rxrniitiatlons tree ot charge.
An interesting Circular mated by addressing
DRS. GALLOWAY, WHITE & SHFOD
8Slmth2mn) No. 1230 WALVUTMfc Phila
DOIV'T MISTAKE THE MDMBEB,130.
FOR SAVANNAH, GA.
PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN MAIL STK tH
BlilP COMPANY.
Tbe Steamship
" P I O N E E Ii."
WIM.IAM It. OAUtnnru rnuuivni'D
Will receive trelKbt at RACE Street Wharf, oo HON'
TAVM.vllnnri.all,,n
fttninrday, Slay 19, at 10 o'clock A. HI
Cabin l assage S20 00
iu r we-room aceoimnooaiions ot this steamer aro
ol a cominooious and suiierior character.
This ship bi Inu ibe pioneer vesse. ot the Comoanv.
in bum rtsKuinriji vvctjr niieruaie caiuruaj, lor cavan-
unit, vi torm.
Nblppers i
tbclr goods.
pmpperB are reqnesrea to sena mils oi laatntr wiiu
Mjlr gootli. B. A J N. FL VAOAN,
Va AO A D a. th hDI I 11' i DD . ;
Tnr fmlirht nr nMHSfliAflntilv tn
Freluht and rasrnuer Air. iit
5 14 5t
No. J08 nort DELAWABK Avenue.
ff THE STEAMS II I 1
KANGAROO,"
OF THE INMAN LINE, WILL SAIL FEOM
Pier 45, North River, New York.
AT KOON, ON WEDNESDAY, MAI 16,
hlEEBAUJk....lV.r.V..?."."V.'V.lV.V.V.lV.V.l'V.'.!.'M)ll
In United States Curroncr.
APPLY TO
JOHN a. DALE,
6 128ip No. Ill WALNUT Street.
Wm,1CZL F0R HARTFORD. COXV..
ii "i. ii .1lir"t TH thn Iri I ii ir i If I 1 i IT KAB1
Iais cANAL
mc vivmiwr n vau.i, i niuain urumiej, now loau
inir at second wbsrt below t-PBUCh Street, will loave
as above on Till' 1181) A V. tne 17 til Instant. Freight
-. v IVH.-U.WIB . , 111 ,1 1. , j , I , .J
rtlLLlA.il SI. HAIKU es 1 11
8 12 4t
' No.'l3i South VVIIAKVK8.
QNE rillCE CLOTHIXO.
JONES'
OLD ESTABLISHED
One Price
CLOTHING HOUSE,
No C04 MARKET STREET,
ABOVE SIXTH.
I n . . .1 . tA 4n tli-i lnn.-Aal nrkinf
A fine astiortniont of Koady-niado Ootliinn con
stantly on nana, tuaioiu mora mane to ordor at
-!.., , , i mi In .ttrla q ii .1 1 . r., 1 v. I . , ..
T t J mm, uvmvv, r-j,w m.u uuinuiiur UUSUr
passed. i 83 ltn 8p
PATENT WlltlS WOltIC
FOB BAILIXOB, STORE FBONTS,
i ' GUARDS, PABT1TION8,
IBO BEDSTEADS, AND WI11E WOEK,
In variety, manufactured by '
M. WALlvEK, & SONS
1 20 6m 8p No. 11 Nortb SIXTH Street.
CHOLERA.
The attention of thn TuMic is callod to tho faot
ibat itldrmio Cholera bas no premonitory symp
toms. Ihe Diarrheas, which is supposed to bo its.
forerunner, It the disease Itsolf in its first stare, and
Is terr tractable. It should, however, be notJeso!
Ibat this Diarrhoea or Looseness is frequently anat
fended by pain or uneasiness, and fatal dolay has
oltcn occurred from tbe notion that Cholora must be
attended with Cramps. In tbe early stajro there U
oilen no Gripmt: cr Cramps, and it is at this period
that the disease can be most easily arrested by the
ne of a proper preventive, which U offered in
DOCTOIt FITLEll'S
CELECR VTED
CAEMI KT A.TI V3S.
ESTABLISHED 1833.
Thontands testify it to be a i EUT.VIN t UUB for
Cholrro, Ilrrhr, riiwloria MorboM,
M.,omn, ('tamps, NIp-plr.Mo., Bte.
For Adults, Children, and Infants
TEICE 25 CENTS. POLD BY ALI,DRUG(iI3T8.
R H EUP3 ATlSSn.
DR. l'lTLER'S ,
Great Rheumatic Remedy.
Th mont Vslnnll MrdK-ln Ever Of
r-rl to li.e I'nbllc.
Uuarnnteril to Iihtw W-ver Foiled, in
wy lustsnre, lotlurs frruiaaeailr lbs
H oi at l or ins nf
' , IU1EUMATISM
1 KICK MOO. (6 6Stnlin8,
H1GHKS1 BEFEKENCE8 OIVEN.
E D I C A L K L EO T R I ( I T Y.
Wondcrfnl Scientific Discovery.
DR. S. W BECKWITII'S
ELECTRICAL INSTITUTE
No. 1220 WALNUT STREET,
t or Ihe Trratmentiif Aetile and Chroalfl
I1n-hsih.
Electrical Investigation has proved tha tho hums
body acts un the principle of the galvanic battery
The brain, mucous and serous membranes, the skin,
tlKsuiS, und tiu'ds. constitute tho negative and positivo
lorcts. Kvcry : ction, whether mental or physical, Is
the result of tbese antagonistic lorces. Digestion
respiration, circulation, secretion, and excretion t
due solely to 1 lectrical Influence. There is a uola
action cstub Ished throughout the nervous system which
connects with every part of the body, establishing and
prestrtlngapreaor ba anco of the electrical element,
which constitutes hcilth.and a disturbance of whicn'
causes dltease. 1 hoic are strictly but two conditions o
oUease-one of Inflammation, or positive; tbe other
weak, dehl itated negative) and as Electricity contains
these two conditions In the action of the positive and
net alive currents, all wa have to do la to neutralize
He d'.ktase and rcsiore proper healthy action.
We do not wish to convey tbe Impression that wo
cure all diseases in all conditions. We cannot care
consumption alter the lungs are a'.l destroyed; yet we
do assert, and are prepared to practically demonstrate,
tr at hundreds oi cases of almost every torui ol cbronlo
dlsci.scs, pronounced Incurable by the best medical
practitioners of the country, have been radically
ctltED some ot them in an Incredibly short time, by
our Elestrical treatment Its great superiority over
other practice in the euro of disease is aiso attested in
the fact that, wl.hln the past dve yours, over fourteen
moiSAND patients have been treated at (big olllce,
suflcrlng irom almost eveiy forui and conditio '
of disease common to humanity, and In nearly all case
a benefit or penect cure bas been effeoted. Pa sy , deaf
nees, blindness, rheumatism, dyspepsia, caucor, an
all tbe old knotty diseases ibat are a physician's curse
as it proves bis inability to eradicate, aro by our scien
tific method comparatively easy of cure. Specimens o .
tumors ol larKO growth extracted by means ot Elec
tricity alone, witl out pain, without the use of the
kniie, ligatures, or any oibcr means, may be seen a
our ofr.ee by those interested Iheroiore, with these
taos to prove our theory and treatment oi disease
we are willing to undertake anv of the followlnir dis
eases, with evur nope and prospect of success, wlto,
ver niuny others not here enumerated:
1. Diseases mtui baAiM ami ebvods Ststem.
tpliepsy. chorea, or tit Vitus" Dance. Paralysis
llemp,egla, euralgia. lly.ttria, nervousness, Palpi
tation oi the Ilesri Lock-jaw etc
2 OtGANH AMO 1IS8lS CONNECTED W1TI1 THE DlOES
TivK . is'iKM.-Soie Throat, Dyspepsia, Dlarrno?a ii
semery, obstinate t'ors inaii. n iiii.i,,.ri,..i,ia.
l ilts ill lous Flatulent ami Palntei's Colic, aud aU
all tetioiis ot the Liver and bpleen.
o. nui iuAiuBi unuANB i atar. n cough, influenza.
oaii.uiu tnu.u uunuiiicu oy OIKUUIO UlneaSCS Ol th
heartj, bronchiUs, I'leuilsy Pleurodynia, or Itheuma
tibiu ol tbe Chest Consumption in the earlv siaues
4. tiBKors and &IU8CUI.AB Hystem. -Bhou.i atlsm.
out. LumbaKO Slid iseck, Spiusi Curvature Ulo
Dlsia'-es. c uncera. tumors. "
6. Ueinabi and Oemtal Okgavs. Oravel, Diabetes
and Sidney Complaints, Impotence and Semlnai Weak-
DfSfl. 1 tlA laitnr r.ntiinlain.a noVAr i-li Anr,. i
tollustrcatmeut. " wT
A lllkLAkVU Ptfnitliili tv Vmo... YTi
pUInu. IiivoIv db a inai rofltion, aa i'roUpoiu ADtro-
, . . ""i.iiiiiioiiuu. j iv.jrMUUli. sIIIlT
aiiuus otlitr Uec Ions ol ilie Wumb aad Ovariei ,
of UkVABIrD SUCCtSM A most lnnumoraUle iwi
nave come under treatment at our office who can testify
to this lact. Mrs. Br.CK I1'H has eutire ch.. h.
Ladies Hepaiinient, und al aellcacy will be nsed
towards those who entrust tnen selves to her ctre.
ln lemaU diseases, as mentioned in the above list.
with lilhiird w . . A .. .. .. 1 . , , ,
, ", uiciinuiicu, nut, ii aa xiiui m iaiue uie
rtence. and ran fl,i,, ,..,io ,i.r.B"T.r
Ing resuTtsT ' f- w moai. Krauij-
iu imk ArriauTKii-The treatment la mild and
gentle, producing no shock or unpleasant sense loa
W,ma .tvJ,er-i, 0ur . Pr'Mio'ial mteioourso wlih the
yllllcted will e' er be characterized by perfect candor and
bouo.ty, and those whose complaints aro Incurable or
i n lint nnnilt ni M,n..li..rtln in r . . . ut
. ., ... c. vuiuwurniei! Vy penect candor
i?.d-H2. f"d-&' tu??,"! matte n0l n
a so.
.... ucu.wcuv ii matiers not what
n IV hA Villi, PnmnlM nl . . w ), i - .
-- - v uw iuiih ,uu may nave sul-
tere.1. or how much, or what course oi treatment you
may have been .uhjeced io, or wbat disa "polntmfnta
you may have exoerlannail l i. ..,. iZ.-l "
out-il sulllclem vifall . ii ''"'S. " ""'w"ra
air prospect oi lecovery. ,v 'ouliuuu-luar0 u
HKFkHKNf'l H 'l ii ... ...... . .
r ,r . r. i ""i ""wresusa are
kr,i5WK Ur .ntououJerr.?
A..I. H 1 1'MM, .1 1. , li l II , ...
S'Tietl W 11. Mllllh. Iron Kilin.lnr Ks. li.w u... '
-W,faT8.e 1)t""i'"- Local kpre s tonani.
'V'f """Oti J- W. Bradley. nub.fshS-
,.?,? rnV'L Mubert Wo,k' Ko'sf N. ThlTd
kvans.Eyaia H assail) nilliuVgoods. An-h "tree!
." V"1.1" JToouze, tpe founder, Third and
r , .h,t, . iirneuiiion. Asriuaiuor titan a.
ral, S . l.ouls, Slo. ( Jacob Vandegrltt. Odessa Del : K A.
wbT.Dvery'1m2Uo,.thers,n,UU',C,Urer' MUUt T t
case, can wVJ .t tuVoSe. ' '
f'onaullMlinn iwaa I .1.1 , ,
- ...... ucn.iini,a circu ars or onrea
efecud. wlti numerous references, can be bad bvan-
tuners auaressea io
DR. M. W BECKWITI,
.l1.J,?'B.nl.2nl8P Philadelphia.
RANDALL & 10,
PEBrUMERS AKL IMP0RTEHS.
No. I3C2 CHESNUT Street.
Fine English Toilet Soaps,
IN GBEAT VABIETV. Jl'ST BJSCEIVED.
AUo, Trip! French Extracts aud Portume.
AVe hevs eoustautly oo hand ery variety ot
PEKFTJMEnr AKD TOILET REQUISITES.
Eatracta, Powders irnincna. .......
- ' uiuauq, AUllOV
waters. Bearing Cleami fmnn n,,e. t.u ......
Brushes, e ' ,7