8
AMUSEMENTS.
WAi.HtoT Strsit Thatb. -a. crowded house
trsttied io i he appreciation in which Mr. Bjoth li
he id, no muter in what character he appear, flig
"Jat o" ii indeed character which la so closely
Udiedatto bear Close analysing, each pot formance
revealing tome new and subtlo thought, loma raas
lerly action or expression. The thorough self-pos.
esetcn or "Iago," bis dauntless daring In all hit
U of Tillany, give treat grandeur to the. character,
the grandeur that inspire fear, and not contempt.
Booth's appearance and costume In the scene of the
nrorder oi "Koderigo'substitutinr, the cypras striped
burnous tor toe modern dressing gown, usually
worn, was verr picturesque.
Mr. Barron ft one ot the best "Othelloi" beyond
the "starry" limits of our stage. He reads the prt
admirab y, giving it earnest noss, poor,anddignlty.
Mjis Graham, though wanting force in "Emilia,"
deserves praise for ber costume, which became her
wel and was in the style of the period. M.iss Uer
mou's "DcsJcmoua" was like tho weak attempt of a
dot ice; she was inaudible nearly all the time. Hor
drert, t", was utterly wanting inelegance. Mr. Faw
ceH's 'Rotorljro" wa judlciouslvplaved, with humor
snfftcicnt, but without the grotesque clownlsnness
with which the part ts usually invoitcd. Ttus even
ing, for bis benefit. Mr. Itooth plays "Klcheliou."
Arcii Btrkpt I hkathb. The very best part Kiss
Kaehton has payed is "Pauline," in tho Ixuly of
Lloni. febe is docidedly better in seniimnnt than
In comedy. Her quioi repose of manner, and hor
alter Ircedom from exaggeration or ataginess gaye
groat treshness to her Impersonation of this much,
abased heroine. This evening, Miss Ktubton will play
ngole," in the Black Domino. I bis is an opera of
.Auber's, the libretto of which Is by Sonbe, and a
mo-t charming and romantio story, with a spirited
-dialogue. There is groat soope lor Miss Kushton's
" magnificence ef oostuino, in wbloh she has certainly
no equal on the stage. Miss Bu'hton will sing sevo
jal songs. To conclude, Jiombattt Furiono will bo
played by her, a singularity that in itself should
raw n oiowd ot the curious
Kbw Cukssut strew I'iucatrk. Mr. Adam
gave us a "Ciaudo" lull of passion ana soir.t, a
"Claude" to win a battlo, and to win a womau's
heart. Ills readings wem musica. ; his voice chimed
admirably with the luscious poetry of Buiwer's love
scenes. This evening, tor bis tern lit, lie will play
"Raphael" in The Marble Heart, to-morrow, lor
"the matinep, The Lady of Lnon will bo g.ve i.
1 here is but one more opportunity ot seeing Mr.
Adams alter this evening. Monday, tho rt'etb
Sisters.
American Academy ok jiusic. Mr. and Mrs.
Mordauut will have a grand complimentary benefit
at this theatre. Mips Nucmio de Marvuerittea ha
kindlv yolunteered, and will, for the first time, a--pear
in the characttr of "Eily O'Connor," in tlie
' ('vtlten Ilaten; Mrs. Mordauut p aying "Shelah;"
Mr. MordaunfMiios." Mr. Mackay, Mr. Tilton,
and Mr. James are in the cast. Miss Annio Ward
will play "Anne Chute." This cast is an admirable
one. and there is no doubt but that Mr. and Mrs.
Moi daunt will have a very full house.
The Uermajua Orchestra will give thoir usual
public rehearsal to-morrow alteruoon, with the fol
lowing piogramme:
Overture. Svmiramide Rossini
Shadow Dance, trom lHnarah Meytjrheor
"Dreams on tho Ocean," waltz Oungl
Largbetto, lrom (second Sinloulo ileeihoven
bummer Night's Jream tantaie Mendelsohn
Uraud selections lrom L' Afrieaint. ....... Meyerbeer
This will be the last reharsul ot tue season.
A she MB I. Y Buildings The "Carolina Twins"
wore visited by all the medical faculty yestorday,
and by them pronounced to be one ot the wonders
ol the age All the vtond should see them.
THE FREEDMEN.
How Virginia Courts ImI out Jnsj.
He"-IVbisc Hurt of Mluir It In, Etc.
LETTER ADDRESSED 10 "FRIENDS' ASSOCIATION OF
PHILADELPHIA AND ITS VICINITY, FOR THE RE
LIEF OK COLORED FREEDMEN."
Friends' Mission House, Yorktown, Va., 5'h
Monih 111, lBo'H. The Court ol this county held
its session to-day. I was prcseut when tup lol
lowing scene occurred: A colored man by the
name ot Robert Lewis, who resides at Acretown,
was peaceably standing near the door, outside
of the Court House, when a white man by the
name of Jones, under The influence of liquor,
walked up to hnn, ami pushing him eo violently
that he fell, said, ""You are a white man, aint
you now? 'at the name time makinirapas at the
falling colored man wilb his list, but missed his
inavk. The colored man at once regained his
tootinp, and with one blow knocked Uis assailant
down, when the colored man was immediately
seized by other white men, and drae;ired into the
t'ourt-room, Jones lollottine, striking and kick
ing the colored victim, who in return kicked
and struck Jones in tho presence ol the Court,
when the colored man was overpowered by the
Sheritt, lawyers, and others, and placod at once
on trial, for contempt of Court, and, on com
plaint ot' Jone8, lor assault ami battery.
Lewis, the colored man, said "Jones began on
me and struck me tirst." The Court at once
Mopped him, saying, "You are not to open your
mouth in this Court." Jones was the principal
witness; another man, so much intoxicated that
he could not repeat the oath alter tho Justice,
and only kissed the Ltfble lor the oath, testified
that he saw the "nigeer strike and kick Jones."
The negro again attempted to say, "He struck
me first." Powers, the Chiet Justice, and other
magistrates on the bench, told the negro to stop
speaking. "You are not alio we J to speak hre."
A number of white and colored men said they
saw Jones begin on the negro, but none were
called to testily in hit behalf.
The negro was ordered to recognize In the sum
oi five hundred dollars ($500), lor bis appear
ance belore the grand jury at the next Court.
The negro said he had no friends, only a
mother, and she had no property. At tnis a
white man rushed up with a largo, knotty
hickory stick, and struck with all his might at
the head of the negro, but tue negro springing
backward, avoided the blow; again the white
muii s'ruck with all his torce at the negro's
head, who, aeain jumping sideways, escaped
the blow; again the white man struck at the
negro, now cornered, but two or three, seuir.g
the arm of the assailant, turned this third blow
nide from the negro, and his assailant walked
out of the door unmolested.
Some one remarked: "It will hardly do to let
this pass without notice." The Judees then con
sulted together, and ordered the striker to be
brought in. and put him on trial for contempt
oi Court. A lawyer pleaded his case, and said,
'The man did not intend any disrespect to the
honorable Court; he only gave expression, and
he thought, right expression, to tne highly out
raged feelings of the Court, and of every honor
able man in the room, towards that contempti
ble nigger, who had committed upon an honor
able citizen ot their county an outrage sutlicietit
to excite uncontrollable passion in every good
citizen; and the only wonder was, that' every
man-who saw it did not set upon the niener
.', and demolish him en the s-pot."
The Judges, a'er consultation, decided
however, that it was a contempt ot Court, and
decreed that tho fine should be $2, when Jones
who brst assailed tho netrro at the door, stepped
up and paid the tine, ami the man thus released
walked out cursing and shearing at the Court
the SUeritt, and tho mcger. The negro mean-
- wbil etood In tiiucefjiistouishineut, waiting to be
owpcted oi. The Court, alter a lone time, sent
lor a military guard from Uie United States
fcol.llers. Who took him tn thn ITnimrl ltt
(.uard House, wheie he now lie-", waiting lor
the oounty t,: provide a Jail of their own.
.IiFpectlull,
Jacob II. Vising, Superintendent
Friends' p'reedmen's School, peninsula, Va.
OFl ICE OF ASMSTAST SUPERINTENDENT liCREAU
J-, K, tan A. J, York Co. Yorktow.v, May 22,
ISMS. I mo t h'.-arul v and tul;y endorse the above
:ta.teujent. ltelug inioriiied fkat a disturbance
-ot hmor character had taken place at the fouri
4Uui-e. I weut tiiwvj and witue&sed most ot the
adairs above-mentioned. I can out denounce
the eotiiettiul as a tiiroe on justice, equity, aud
Jiiw. The wnole irau.uietiou lrom it commence
rrcent to Us terminus, was nothing less than a
nVBh-handcd outrage, vindictive ami cruel in
rtsicharacte-. A lull ai otliuial report will be
iorwardf,! immediately. y
(Signed) F. J Mahpv
lt litufc :,th Eeaiment. V. R. C , Assistant
Huperiiiteudeut Ninth District, Va..
r ..filial A. 1 ,
The fltov extracts and ndorsomerits true
copies ot the original, tespoctiullv furnished for
the in'crmufioii 0f Mnlur-Ceneral O. O. Howard
Commissioner Hureau U F., and A. L. '
Since ro'e the above, I have been to Bart
lrtt's, und found our new school-bouse, built bv
4jii AmocIuUou, fxom material mcwtly furnished
THE DAILY
by the Frcrdmen's Bureau, burned lapt night,
with all the school natures, books, etc.
It was undoubtedly done by native white ritl
ens, who have manifested unceasing and in
creasing hostility to the school there. The
neighbors fired several cannon next morning,
evidently in exultation over the ashes.
Jacob H. Vinctq, Supt. Friends' Schools.
AUCTION SALES.
AN COAST A WARNOCK,
AUCTIONEERS,
1"? Us. 240 MARKET Street.
JARG E SPECI A L PEREMPTORY SALTS
OF
1 2 O O LOTS
Embroideries, White Goods, Etc. Etc.
MR. KOBERT MACDONALD,
Or NEW YORK, WILL BELL, THBOWGIl
PAN COAST & WAIINOCK,
AUCTI0NEEB3,
AT THEIR BALES-ROOM,
No. 240 MARKET Street. Philadelphia,
On WEDNESDAY, May HO,
Commrnclng at 10 o'clock precisely,
The rntlre balance oi his spring importations, collating
In part ol, viz :
1'luln ana Veined Cambric Edgings, In choicest
quality.
F ain and Veined Camliric lonertlngs, In choicest
quality
A tail line of Rwlss KiH Inits an. I Insertlmrs.
An entire importation oi Cambric Hands and Flounc
ing a.
llamhurg, Swiss and Cambria Insertions.
A lame invoice Lomn Eduinxs ami Inxcrtings.
A complete assortment ol Embroidered cotton Hand
kirctil. s.
complete assortment of Embroidered Linen Hand
kerchlets. A complete assortment of Embroidered Union Iland
kercblelH. The entire balunce of Cowan & C'o.'s patent and as
sorted Frilling
A choice axportment of I.lnen Fmlirotdered Sets.
A large invoice ol Shirred and I'lultcd Mos Ins
A lul line oi UunyLuce Edgings und Imtertlngs, of
latent style.
A large invoice of real Thread Edgings.
ALSO,
Tbf re Vf 111 be Included In the snle fnll lines of Morocco
j ocket Wallets ami ags of superior quality, tor first-
A large Invoice I arls and Chinese Fans, Paris Fancy
jood, Trimmings, etc
A iu I line of superior mako and latest style Hoop
fklrts and Corxets. etc.
We invite the partlcn!ar attention of tho trade to
this sale, which will conipnnn the moot full and couinlee
assoruint ol these goods ever ollercd at public title lu
mis clvy.
PANCOAST & WAIINOCK,
iKit AUCTIOXEER3.
B8 C O T T. JR., AUCTIONEER,
.Ko. 1020 CHESMJT STREET. 5 21$
SALE OF FINE OIL PAINTING,
On Friday and Saturday Evenings next,
25th und 2tith Inst, at Scott's Art Gallery, No.
VtiO 1 l ennut street, at quarter before 8 o'clock, a fine
collection of oil paintings, comprising familiar and
plea-mng lardKcapes mountnln and river scenery, ma
rines, etc., lrom celebrated native art lets. 6 21 bi
SPECIAL SALE OF IIIOH-CL.VSS IMPORTED
PAINTINGS.
On Wednesday and Thursday Evenings,
Slav 30 and HI, at Ih o'clock, at Scoit's Art Gallery.
iw. ii.vvirnuiii,Birm. BUOUl I.U IllUn-C!B3 JTlipOrtOl
riuint iri era trr t.nniinw .. i. : . i .
iHnicuittri tiercaltcr 5 21 lOt
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
J labge, well lighted
AND WNTILATED
RCM, ON THE SECOND FL00K
OF THE
"Evei)ingTelegraph" Building,
No. JOH South TI1IKT) Stie.u,
TO RENT.
Al'l'LY IN 1IIK OFFICE, FIRST FLO)K.
. H with ou winiour .steam ro w f.u.
jt TO RENT. CAPE ISLAND COTrATiEsi
Jiik and Stores otT. ithstunding It hug been currently
ruuioreu, n,uih to the dmiugo ol Cauc Mav, thai all de
sirHble mrnlKlied cottai;es bad been taken, yet I. the
subscriber, have twelve to rent 'o- the bathing season,
three of which are near the Columbia House ono on
Queen street, thtee on WaHhlnton street, throe on La
layette street, and two near the site oi the late Mount
Vernon thetel. Also, three hturehouses, desirably lo
rated lor business. Allot which will be let on reason
able terms.
Apply to JE4SE M. SMITH,
At the Rldgway House, Philadelphia,
From 12 to 9 P. U .on 'luesdav and Wednesday. May
22 unit 't'X Ihki: .,r ut t.t,.n.l
or at Cape Island any time thero-
a'ter.
011 ut
I. H. JOSEPH. CENTRAL REAL ESTATE
Agency. No 271 fl. THIKD Htreet, Phlladclnhia.
I' a. heal Esta e ISouvht and Hnlil on Cmnniiuin,,
Loans negotiated. ioney procured on Bonds. Mort
gaii(s. bimI oiber securities. House and Urouud RentB
collected.
omniisslonorof Deods lor all the States. 4271m5p
n"1 wr iu rem win iinu it, 10 mcir aavantage to can
ul the Central Ileal I'Htatn Aconrr tin 'nl . Tilrin
htieet
o bonus or charges made on either owner or tenant.
8 lnirp I II. JOS E ei I.
FOR 8ALK-A DESIRABLE THRpIE
Liii1 story Dwelling, with tlnee-Htnrv double Back
Building on 'IWrLKTH Street, above Green. All
modern improvements, summer kitchen, heaters, etc.
, Price, tmOUcitar. Apply at this Olllce, between 9 and
12 A. M. 4 in
en
GERJLANTOWN RESIDENCE FOR RENT.
A luiue Bouse, w 1th al the modern coiivptilonp.es.
, Aitiip b k'ouijob rnu pieiny oi Dnuuei stauitnu lor
time horsts; within ten minutes walk of railroad
station. Will be rented with or without tbe s a i e.
Acdiei-s Pox No. 13lb Philadelphia Post Olhce. 5 2 to
rp II E SU1ISC1UB E 11,
(For many years oonnectcd with MITCHELL'S SA
LOONS. No bit ( HE'SNI'T Street), would respectfully
Inform bis trieiics und the pnblic generally, that he has
opened an
Ice Cream and Refreshment Saloon,
FOR LiDIl.3 AND GENTLEMEN, '
AT No. I 121 CHESNUT STREET,
oGJIIARD ROW),
Where he hopes, bv strict attention to business, to mer
the patronage of all w l.o mav lavor him with their
torn. JACOB 11, BURDS4LL.
Puilaiku ma, Jlay IBG't. 5121m
CZZZ2 KCHOMACKEK PIANO FORTE
IT H if' VtAM ' ACTl'KINO COMPANY'S NKW
n i oke, ho. iiua t'H.SMiT street we respectiullv
cull the attention ol our friends ami the public generally '
... mi i.iiitivni wj unr new una iiaiiuaouia wsrerooms,
GIB All!) HOW, No. lUi CHICSNUi Street, where we
have constat! ly on hand a large stock of our superior
aud bi.My tinuhed Hiiuare and (iraud Pianos.
Our iLsirumeuts nv been awnrded tue highest pre
ftilumsaial. the pruicliial exhibitions everheid In ibis
cout. try with ntiuiprij.il tesilmnnlais from the ttrat
c.ass art.s s lu America and f urope.
i hej are now the leading Piunos and are sold to all
paits ol tl.e word
t'ers us riofii-lng to purchase aflrst-class Piano at
srcatlv reduoou rule . iluu d unl tell to glvs us a o i
Pianos to rent 'luulug und moving p ompily at
t' oiled to. KCI10UA' KKK Si C.,
o ii lm No 1101 CIIESNUT Htreet.
T comofma
CAMPHOR TROCHES,
PotiUv rravtatlr of
O 'H O L E B A
DluThas, DjBenwrjr, ug unoien If orbas,
Bolo rwtor, 0. II. NeedU, DrojftU, .1
litb Bus Bis., rkua.
mail1 on teC:
PARAPOLS at fl-25. $1-50. $1-75, AND
"T2. MlkSuo !'mtiillaa, J-40.180,l 75.
M ii nivAit
1 A H W m ' Va Q I O VI1IIVU i.L'i
EVENING frELEGRAEB.
MlLLlNEftY, MANTUAMAKINQ, Ao
WOOD & OAEY,
No. 725 CHESNUT STREET,
ABE OFFERING DAILY
ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES
IN
HATS AND BONNETS,
jjiCLvmya the popular
JAPANESE AND MEDALLION HATS.
4l8 2mrp i
AIRS. It. DILLON,
Nos. S23 and 331 SOUTH Street,
lias a handsome assortmentof SPRING MILLINERY t
Misses' and lnisntB' Ha s and Caps, 81) ks, Velvets,
Crapes Ribbons. Feathers. Flowers, Frames. etc. 3 154m
JADIES' CLOAKS, BASQUES, ETC.
MADE ADD TMMMKD
IN THF MG81 F.SH10NAHLH 8TYLE.
FBOSI TBE BEnT GOODS.
AT TBE LOWEbT POSHlBUO PRICES.
IVENH At CO.,
511 2m Ko. 23 Fonth NINTH Street
EOISTER'8 NOTICE. TO AiA CREDI
tors, Legatees, and othor persons interested,
Kotice Is hereby given that tbe following named per
rons did. on the dates affixed to their names, file the
aecoants ol tbelr Administration to tbe estates of those
persons deceased, and Guardians' and Trustees' account
whose names are osdermentioned. In the office ot the
Register for tbe Probate of Wills and grant k Letters of
Administration In and forthe mtv .n.i i....7. niT,?1
delplils; and that Uie same will be presented to th
rin.l.nna' O.nnrt ot 1.1 m r,A rv........ .... 1" la0
Orphans' Court of said City and Countv tor conflrrna
lion and allowance, tn tbe th'rd FRIDAY in juna
next, at 10 o'clock In the morning, at tbe County Court
House in said city.
lrbti.
April 27, William S. Mann, Administrator of'JOH P
MOMli K deceased. . ' ,
" 28, Joserh Ryan, executor of BRIDGET MULLF v
dect-aed.
deci ued.
" 28. Isaac K.
irators
Wright and John E. Murtor Ad n'nu.
o. DA VI 1 H WHiQU l'. dccealei.
" 28, John B Wrlgbt and John Miiiih, Eiccuioiaot
.lOHNWttlGUl. deceased cutoia ot
" SO, Haitley Dodsan Adiuiuisirator, d. b n nt
lAMtrt DUDGEON, deceased 1
" 30, William M Greiner and John yard. Jr. Ex.
cutorsot WILLIAM ELIHON. de ea.l
" S, Thomas Cadwalader, Executor ai d Trustna nt
J ME8 HAMILTON, deceased. lrU8toe '
May 1. Kebeota f. Lewis. Guardian of WILLING
FRAC18 LEWIS. (ate a uiiaor ) 1ULltm
" 1, Wl'llam II. Woods, Executor oi Sahut
WOODS deceased SAKlH
1, Michael F. Keenan. Administrator d. b n of
Rev, DjMELBUr.KIDAN deceased
" 2, Lovlna Hassan, .Administrator ol UENRY
HABaJ, deceased. '
" 2. Jchn M. Kollock. Administrator o. t. a ot Rev
, sH' PU K KOLLOCK deceased.
3, Margaret A. Hodgdon Executrix ol SaMPEL
II' 1)GDin, deceased.
" 2, Ilaiinah Kelly, wdinlmstratrlx of WILLI tl(
Kc.lLY , deceased.
" 3, Charles Smith, Aominlstrator of JOilN rt.
SMITH deceased. IL
" 4' Paf, ,m1rS w''11?"'on. Adtulnhtrator of CYRUS
Hi 1,1. BORN deceased.
" 4 Henry 11. keed and Francis Heyl, Executor of
aTIIARIkE Kli El), deceasad. JixecutoMof
" 5ifi S-Te5 Kr.arela M61' E"ecators of
1UCHAEL RKK1 deceasi'd.
" 8, t-htnuel B t o laday, AdminiB.rator ias filed by
bis i X' cutor) ol J aMKS ii. HARUiaO.S. de
ceaaea. '
" 8' 11,.',!p.v,I1.1v,A,;r8nam M- Knorr, Executors of
JOiiN Kol( it, deceased.
- 9, Jamea McGlinchey. Executor of PATRICK
MoGLlAiiliEx. d. ceased
' 1(1, Charier I vuns, Executor of ANN CLEAVER.
dt ceused '
" 1U, John and Redwood F. Warner, Executors of
JOSEPH W a KN I- R. deceased.
" 11, Joseph Wayne. Jr., ixecuior of JO-EPH
A YN E, decessod
" 11 Penjumln.P r. llott. Executor of FRVNCIS B
lies'! Oi KE1I, deceased.
" 12, Ji.ms Bonnar, I xecutur.ot HKNRY CLARKE
HOG i H deceased
" 15, Jolh Beger. Executor ofLi ONARD REGER.
aoLfattU.
" 15, Rowland il. Stokes, Executor of THOMAS
iTl.K S, deceased.
IB, Cbar esGl bert, Executor (a filed bv his Exe-
cutor), oi SAMUEL G1LBHU. rteoeosed
" 11, John Ml 1 and Wll lam Mc.Nully, Executors of
JOHN Is NVDrK, deceased.
" 17, Ellerslio Wallace, uardian ot MARY U.
( KY (late a minor).
" 17. Elizab.th Peters, Execut'ix of MARGARET
LOIjDKHUai k- iIi,a
" 18, Clavton Llpuincott, Admmistrator ot JACOB
HINi K4I AN. deeaed
" 18, J. (ieorge hmith, Administrator of THOMAS
LEMoN deceased
" 18, Joseph Ball.lrusiee oi GEO HOE BLACK.de-
ceased
18, Tbomns H Montgomery, Executor of OEOKUE
J t PITER deceased
" 19 Fruncis A. Damorth snd Robert Shoemaker.
Executors of APPLEXO.N a. DAN 1 OK I'll.
deceased.
" 10 Joim i homson. Administrator of ELIZABETH
J DltKMlN ocused.
" 21 Ji ('i ( owii uud, dmiuJ.4trator of ASS
vuVVPLAKD ueeeiued. .
" 21. Ellzaketh K. Welch (late Traev). Administra
trix of JEREMIAH 1 RACY, deceased.
" 23, G Duwkoii to emau and W. Heyward Pra--ton
Executors of HARUIET COLcMAN.
deceaseo.
" 24, William Allen. Executerof ISABELLA ALLEN,
deceased.
' 24, fcarah 11 A'hnrton, Guardian et ELLEN
H-IltR deceased
" 24. Roberta White, Guardian of IIEXRY F. HI.
BEKTON (late a minor.)
" 24, Ihomas Megari:ee. tiusrdlan of the minor chil
dren of WILLIAM PALLET, deoeaned
" 24, f lalK liiddlo, Executor ot PUlSt'lLL.V DAVIS,
deceased
" 24. Valentine Keelv and Amanda L Torboas, Exe
cutoroot GhOKGK KELLY ileceasfd.
" 24, Micbsel Devlr et. al. Administrators .of ED
WARD HEV1K. deceased.
" 24, Elijah .1. Brlghum, dinlnistrator ot AltCHI
BALI) ROBE UT ON. deceased.
" 24. Fidel Fisher. Administraior of CHRISTINA
81 HMIDT. deceased
" 24, Gfcge It. lAslle and Jmes M. Farr. Execu
tors ot 7 A M K-i M. l.EnLI K decea cd
" 24, Ihoiuus B. Dwlgbt Administrator b. n c. c. a.
ol ELI. L D WIGHT deceased.
Q26l4t FEED KICK M. ADAM-, Register
SAFE FOR SALE.'
A SECOND HAND
Farrel & Herring Fire-Proof Safe
FOR HALE.
APPLY AT TBI8 OFFICE. 4f!r?
JJ R. HUNT E It, No.7jHxT SKVENTH
STREET. ABOVE FII.BER t, PHILABELPHI A
Acknowledged by all farl.it ,t,lerntnl as hv lur tha
MOVI Slit cfhEUl, PHVMCI N
In tlie treatment f M'eaie tn A s iperialtu OUK'K
THOROUGH, and t'trumni nt caret guaraniredarutv
cae. Remember 1'R. Hi'NTS.K'S t eiehruled Itamedli.s
can ondr be bnd genuine at blsold es abllshed Ortioe No
44 EVEjTlltrMt. abovt Jllbert; o fjt .
OUR NEXT GOVERNOR CLYSIKIt oil
GKARY. as mav be rlioscn together with the
EVENING TELE'IFAPII, 10
k , NKW YOBK CLIPPER, Etc.,
n
,1'vn.troi SEVENTH and CUEMDL'T StrecUJ
jfcfflt rothct Books, if.
ffjy$ 9 Porcomoiinaleg, t k
75 fi Cigar Cases, t ff t
IH u i I Portfolios, I Z
1 Drlng Cases, I " g A
AJ5 I Bankers' Ca- I yj
1Ki!S0 5 Ladles and Gents' I, ''"!'"e'
U Dfchks. . V. into 11
fl tiui.kt nl Batohela and h Hioiia II
11 I Travenm. Bags. I
BHiKs. 3 i au ,tylea. V' . 4o. jl
PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY,
DRY GOODS.
P IU O E & WOOD,
Northwest Corner of EIGHTH and
FILBERT Streets,
Bare Jnrt opened at fbelr now Store,
One lot of bi;k Grenadines, 62jo. per yard, same as
have been sold at 87 Jo.
Fine all wool Delaines, 87) and 4Tx?.
Biark all-wool Delaines, 6o, 60, and 70e.
Rouble width blaok ail-wool Delaines, 66, 7C, and
llfohalr Cballlea, 2o. a yard,
riaid Lenos, 88o a yard.
S'ripe I'oplirs for Travellm Dreseee,81Jo. a j aril.
1'lsin color Bareges from auction.
Plain color Crape Mareti from auctlnn.
Fine quality French and Scotch Glnphnms.
Best quality American Ginghams.
American Trints 121 nd 18Jo. per yard, war
ranted fast colors.
BLACK Z1LKS.
Black Silks from H 25 up to S3 60 a yard.
HI US LI y 8. MUSLTNS.
Best makes oi Muslins at the very lowest market
prices,
LINEN GOODS.
Best makes Miiitin Linens, Linen Towels, Tab'0
Linens, Napkins, and Doylies.
WDITE GOODS. WHITE GOODS.
A iarre assortment Naln-ooks, Jaconets, Cambrice,
Swiss Muslins, Victoria Lawns, Plaid and Stripe
Mnsiins, White Piques, etc.
Marseilles and Lancaster Quilts
A large as-ortmcnt Mosirv and Gloves.
l adies' Buff and White Gloves, a new lot.
Ladies and Gents' Summer Undor Te.'ts.
Cambric Flouncing, Kdpliigs;and Insortings.
A large lot of Linon Fans, Gents' Neck Tics, Shirt
Fronts and hns) enders.
Silk Sun Umbrellas, and lloop Sk rts.
PllICB & WOOD,
N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBEKT Sts.
N. B Dally receiving New Good. 2 1
2sTi:W SPUING GOODS.
The subscrlbtrs are now receiving their Spring Impor
tation oi
House Furnishing Dry Goods,
Comprising all the best varieties of
LINEN AND COTTON SHEETINGS,
TILLOW AND BOLSTER CASINGS,
TABLE DAMASKS AND DIAPERS,
TABLE CLOTHS, NAPKINS, DOYLIES,
CHAMBER AND BATH TOVYELS,
TOWELLINGS OF ALL INSCRIPTIONS,
MARSEILI.ES QCILTS COUNTERPANES,
BLANKETS, TABLE AND PIANO COVERS,
And every other article of Furnishing Dry Goods re
quired to commence housekeeping or supply the wants
of a family.
Sl'KING HOSIERY AND MF.RINO HOODS.
The subscribers, with ircreased facilities for the trans
action of tbe HokIkRV ! PARTMK Vf ot their busi
ness. Invite attention to their ample and well selected
Stock of
LADIES', OESTF.MKS'J, AND CHILDREN'S
HOSIERY,
MERINO AND SILK VESTS. DRAWERS, ETC.
New Stock, and at the Reduced Prices.
SKEPPARD.VAN HARLINGEN & ARRISON .
4 201'mw2mrp No. 1008 CHESNUT STREET.
II. UMISTMAX & SOXS
FIl-Tll and CIIEUIlYSts.
PHILADEI.PHLi.
IMPOKTIillS AND MANUFACTURERS Oh
LA I) IKS' DRESS
AND CLOAK TIIIMMIXOS,
PLAIN AND FANCY BUTTONS.
COTTON 1KI.MMING8,
BLACK AND COLORED GALLOONS
CI.UNY LACES,
BELTINGS,
GVIPrRE LACES.
I.Al.MOltAL TRIMMINGS,
G1A11S AND OKNAMENTS,
COLORED VELVET RIBBONS
HEAD NETS, ETC
SMALL WARES AND ZEPHYR WORSTED.
W e arc constantly receiving tie latest NOVELTIES
of the Euiopian markets, besides our uwn production o
various stj les In NEW TRIMMINGS.
Our prices a reduced to the very lowest Gold
rates. SiSiinrp
JOHN W. THOMAS,
Ncs. 405 and 407 N. SECOND Street,
CALLS ATTENTION TO HIS LARGE AND
HANDSOME STOCK OF
SPUING AND SUMMER
I) II K SS G O O 13 S,
WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT THE C 24 12trp
Lowest Market Rates.
(J-4 F 11 E N V II CASSIMERES,
SILK MIXED COATINGS,
FAaCY COATINGS.
NEW SiYLE CA8SIMERE8.
With a lu 1 line of Goods lor
.EN'S a.nU BOYS' WEAR,
From the late Auction baits.
AT VDItY 1 jO V PltlCiiS.
CL RWEN STODDA11T & BROTIIER,
Ko. ICO, 452, aud 4l N. SECOND Street,
6 248t Above Willow.
I CHAMBERS, No. 810 ARCH STREET.
I. BAKG A1NS-JD8T OPENED,
(LUSYLUEH.
BLA K l.Cil URfC LACES,
HAMP.VRG EJIGI.VGS. IssfRTIONS, ETC..
8HIH Rtl MCHLINS. Fi R WAIsfs,
.ARGK rl.AII) MUoLINS.
M.R.-EILLES, FOR DR-iSSES. 52st
WANT 6
TIIREF (1KNERAL AGENTS WANTED TO
sot In important locations for the New York Aecl
den tul lnrurauee C ompany, active menol good address,
atll lo KK ANK. O. ALLEN, Branch OfUce, No. 4IP
CIIESNUT Street. Anolysoon. 21
JJ y I T E D S T A T E S
lUJILDEll'S MILL.
Nos. 24. 26, and 23 S. FIFTEENTH St.,
TOILABELFHIA.
ESLER & BROTHER,
WOOD MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, STalR BALUS
TERS, NEWEL POriTS, GENERAL TURNING
SCROLL WORK, ETC.
SHELVING f LA NED TO ORDER.
the 1 argest assortment ot Weod Mouldings In this city
constantly on hand. 417 3m
QUEEN PEAS,
GREEN CORK,
FKFJSH PEACHES, 1
FRESH TOMATOES, PLUMS,
ALBERT O. ItOliEItTS
DEALER IN FINE GROCERIES,
9 13 4p Cor. ELEYE3T ana VINE Street.
MAY 25, 18GG.
FURNITURE.
TP D R N I T U R B.-TIIB LAROE8T,
.1' f hespert snd Best Stock of Furniture In the
world Is to be tound at
GOULD CO.'S
UNION FI HNIH7RE DEPOT.
CORNER OF MNTII k VD MA HK ET STREETS,
mt.A Xna 7 mnA Q K kkl'HVn DImaI
Parlor Bolts, in Hair. Brocade. Plush. Damask, or
Ren.
lilnlnir-roorn. Chamber. Library Kitchen, and Office
rurnlure, at isbo ously low prices, and the newest
St' and patterns.
Public BulldinR, school, College, and Shop Funiture
In endless vanetT.
All kinds o Fnrnltnre wanted by hausekeepera. at
"fuingiy tow prices, ateunerot tneirimmense estan
llphmrnts It you want to save money and got well
served go to GOULD CO. before purchasing else
wheie Corner of NINTH and MARKET, and Nos. J7
COURTNEY & WILLITS,
Nos. 14 and 16 S. Seventh St., Philada.
MABUFACTCRERS OF
BEAIT1FIL COTTAGE FURNITURE
AND THE ONLY DURABLE IN TnE CITY.
Also, Lining-Room Furniture,
AD BEDDING, constantly on hand. 4 JJ mwrarn
BOOTS AND SHOES.
J.
11 EM OVAL.
C. HENKEHT V; SON
MASUFACTUREUS OF
l'INK 1JOOTH AND SHOES
Have removed lrom their Old Stand, No. 48 South
fOUltrUStreot, to
No. 716 CHESNUT STREET.
Having purchased tbe entire Dunincss of Blr
Leonard Eenkeit, thns tiringin toftother an im
rnenre stock ol goods, tiey will be lu position to
supply tho wants of tho community at prices somo'
wl at below those heretofore charged.
Their increased facilities also enable them to make
a style of BOOTS AND SHOES lor Youths far su
perior to what is made elsewhere.
The 1 est BOOTS AND SHOES lor Ladies, also
made o order. 4 EO finw2m
STOVES, &c.
TJ N I O N OIL STOVES,
A new and cemplete apparatus for Cookinp and Heating
by Petroleum OIL Onr Stoves give no smoke or odor
and are not liable to get out oi oidor, being as simple in
every respect as a Kerosene Lamp. The B..ker, Broiler
and Flat-Iron Heater sre the cnl; special articles of tur
nil nre required. Foi all other pui posts ordlunry stove
Inrniture may be used.
DAVID II. LOSEY,
fcOLE AGENT FOR PENNSYLVANIA,
No. 38 South FIFTH Street.
liberal ditcount to the trad". 4 17 3m ro
1 LEAN'S MAMMOTH TOUACCU STORE,
1st. We have been 'orccd. by tbe ranld increase ot
our business, to en arte our store We liuvn n iw .lm
lurpest liyar a'id tobacco store In tne United b.ates,
uieeesi. Pititii niiu me lureHi ifnoriiiioiil. ,
Cull at D&AN'S, 413 ' HiCSNUT Stfect.
2D.-WECAN NOW SELL, aT WHOLESALE,
at a yerv low flcaro. and we can ret-ill at lean than
ihe tegular wholesale price, as our expenses are less
munnoining.
Call at DEAN'S, No. 413 CHESNUT Btreot.
JD.-WE KEEP A BETTER CLAfeS OP TO-
bacco and Clears i ban any other house In this city,
and rell at a lower t rice.
Call at DEaN's, No. 41S,HESNUT Street.
jTIL WE HAVE OVER 200 DIPl-'EREXT
Lx kinds of ( ig'ts vnn Ing lu urlce from tf per thou
sand to all 50 per thousand, burl I gars are known, by
aood indues to he iur suuerlor to all others, am unv
cne v. beie you can tict tbe best riar at otic-hull wloit
""'"'ssein ncv.ui suv: Gall ut UA'j, No. 413
MH.-VVK HAVE A LARGE VARIETY" OK
ruioKing i oiiBcco, viz. :
I uba Shorts, ib cents per pound.
Lnichbuifi Smoking, 3U cents ner pound.
Vikllnbl,li,.b wn.,.bi.. l . ., n ,
Havana snd L.vuchbui-u; mixed Smoking, S'J cents per
Lynchburg and Plus Cut, mixed Smoking, 60 cents nor
nnmwl '
Virginia L nebburg SmokliiK 80 cents per pound.
Virginia Jill lckliilck Mnokin. HI) centi per oouud.
Virginia, veiv tine Smoking, al per pound
iS,.,w ..if,,,, uuiiiuu uu.il I il, it I UK I? I 7i (HIT pou'ri.
The above prices are any per cent, less tuan others
Hill In,
( a 1 at DEAN'S. No. 413 CHESNUT Street.
i.Tli.-WE HAVE AVERY KINE STOCK OI
t Pug Tobacco viz :
Siar-cured S.emless Navy, per pound, 90 cents.
Plack Fat Virginia Navy, do. 85 oents,
Prime Western Navy do HOcltis.
Goid Wesutin Nav , do. 70 conts
Common Weston Navy. do. 65 cents.
Vligbila BUcl Fa Cavendish, do. MO cents.
Pi'uio Western Fat ( avendisa, do. HO cento
Untiht Va Prime Plain do. do. 1 60.
l!,mhtVn lA,M .1 . ......
And ail other kinds of Tobtcco at from 40 enn's per
Cwll at "FAN'S, No. 413 CHESS V t Street.
7IH. WE ALWAYS KEEP OUR OLD CU.S-
tcmeis, ana new ones come bv tbousunds to got
Dean's Ten Cent Yura Clears
Deun's Ten ( ent Havana v.g".
Don's Poco Five Cent Vara cigars.
Dean's Poco Five ( en Havana tgars.
Anii(ii-ts, Five Cent Seed ami Havana,
r animi oes, do. o. de.
De Cabanos, do. do. do.
In ported Havana Six Cn- firsts.
Imported Havana T- n ' ent Igars
t ali at DEAN'S , No 413 CHESNUT Street
cTH. WE FIND OUR EXPENSES ARE MOW
t less than nothing and having the largest and b-st
stoie in tne city, we csn aiioni to sell much lesi than
sny wholepa'e dealer In the citv. and retail for a trifling
cu . uui.c iunvuu,uiLc'i,bBu n.
DEAN'S. No. 413 CHESNUT Street
QTH.-WE HAVE BUILT UP A TRADE IN
t' three years thet astonishes the Tobacconist") many
of them are envious- but do as we did; keep tbe best;
a I at DEAN'S. No. 413 CHESNUT Street
1 iTH. WE HAVE NOW A VERY PINE
J ' store, a very large stock, and no exnem.es lor r. nt
etc. Weisnnowsell at such a low price that old cin
turners cannot a fiord to leavd us, ana new ones come 111
crowo. v e nave room cnotign lor an
Call at DE AN'S, No. 413 CHK8NUT Street.
P. S. We have gentleman v clerks ami no loaiera
Country merchauta are requested to send for o n- price
iipi- oiitnwim
J AND ALL & CO.,
lEEFUJIERS AND IMPORTERS.
No. I3C2 CHESNUT Street.
Fine Knglish Toilet Soaps,
IN GRFAT VARIETY, JUST RECEIVED.
Also. Triple French Fxtractsand Perfumes.
We have constantly on band every variety of
PERFUMERY AND TOILET REQUISITES.
Extracts, Powders Colognes, Pomades, Toilet
Waters. Slaving Cieamt. Cotmetlquei, ,'looth Pastel ,
Brushes eta. MSin
ESTABLISHED 1 1 9 5.
A. H. ROBINSON,
French Hate Looklng-GIasscs,
ENGRAVINGS PAINTINGS, .DRAWINGS ETC
t Manufacturer of all kinds of
IooKing-CJla&s, Portrait, uml Iio.
' ture Frames to Order.
No. 810 CHESNUT STREET.
THIRD UOOH ABOVE THE CONTINENTAL,
JPRILAJXirj)IA. 8 16
STEAM ENGINE PACK IX
LIRRICATIVE PACRIXG,
FOR TUE STUFFING BOXES OF
STEAM ENGINES.
An article rtcctrmendrd fcy alt Railroad Crmpaol
who have thoroughly tested It, aid to general aa
over two hundred and rip Palltods,ano on trial
over five hundred others.
A DOP1 ED BY 20,100 8TATIOHART ENGINES.
a flrst-class article.
Sevenly-Five Cents Per Pound.
Lnlirlcatlvc racking Company
f OLE MANUFACTURERS,
T33 CHESNUT Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
L. G. TILLOTSON & COJ
BOLE AGENTS,
26 DE Y Street, New York.
OID BY DEALERS OENERALLT. 28
MIL! EE'ti STEAM ENGINK PACKINC.
boa packing u'mia eovered.sboddy filling, stuffing-
SIXTY CENTS PER POUND.
For saie by William i . MILLER,
hole Vanufirturrrior the I'mted S,atM,
. , B Hear of T23 H 1N V v H wet.
42R "P Philadelphia. Penua.
5
THE
o Waeital Hotel,
824 Chcstnot
STREET.
S .sv.CST
' i
QNE r RICE CLOTHING.
JONES'
OLD ESTABLISHED
One Price
CLOTHING HOUSE,
No CC4 MARKET STREET,
ABOVE SIXTH.
Prices reduced to the lowest point
Aline assortment of Keady-imulo (lotlnng con -stnntlyon
hand. Custom Work made to order a
very Bbort notice, In style and durability unsur.
Vtcd. 4 33 im 8p
JI T. OF F. C. F. F. F. C
CLOTHING!!!
HICKS' TEMFLE OF FASHION.
Celebrated
For Fine
Fashionable
Clotliiner.
WILLIAM HICKS,
No. (02 MAKKlr Sti--t,
0 12 2m
PHILADELPHIA..
LA PIERRE HOUSE,
BROAD STREET, BELOW CHESNUT,
PHILADELPHIA.
3 bo undersigned hayineltasid the above favorite
house, and having.
Befitted and Kefurnished it Throughout
, in the most Elegant Manner,
IT IS NOW OPEN
FOR THE HECEPIION OF GUESTS,
The 1 resent Proprietors viU spare no pains to
maintain the cbaiacter it bas a, way. enjoyed a
being one ol the lest of the
FIRST-CLASS HOTELS
Of tbe country, and those who favor them with
their patronare may be assured that nothing will
be lelt undone to secure the comfort and satisraotioa
of their guests.
BAKLHi & FAUJ.UY.
May 12, J8C6. (j u imrp
pATENTWIKE WORK
rOR RAILUG8, STORE FRONTS.
GUARDS, P-AhTITIOKS.
IRON TEDSTEADS, AND WIRE WORK,
In variety, msquisc ured by
M. WALKKU & SONS:
20 6m8p Ho. XI North SIXTH Street.
STAMPING IN COLORS GRATISA FINE
assortment p' FnglUh French, and tJermau
ri,SAi) E V r.LOPtS.
Tie latest London and Purls style ot
VINHINO Aiil) WEl)l)I.a CARDS.
A 'arge s ock ol
POCKET-ROOKS, KNIVES,
Srlcea!Very le'crll' Uon 01 Stationary at reasonable
MONOGRAMS ENGRAVED.
R HO.-KINS A CO.,
8 tal loners snd Card Pnttravers,
8 10 lnirp No, m ARC if Btrtit