8
IRE EOTJRGAWANI-EATON CASE.
A r.fporler'n VIM t Mrs anral Eaton
Fuel nad 4rrti. froutb Ijitlj's)
Own turi Jlinirtlve or the
Jcki-lCMiouMcAfMlil.
TUi poblie interest (a the Eaton-Banrftnaui case,
, instead 01 duniaiihiDi', appears to be on the in-
creaee. it is talkoa of in parlor It . is ccuiaumted
on in Dar-rooiiw, people ol fashion diaouss it, and poll
tici&n revive ill .connection wnh it tne historic!
reintriscences ei the past Ackuowledgiqe: thenar
nincanceot all uim. e yesteroay paid a visit, alike
oi sjripatby and cariosity, to tne central fifure ot
liiH tredy, Mil (.ieucral Katun and propose in the
present uiaoo to record Hie chsor atious jnd tlio
now facts su jresiou to or lathered try us dnnng our
visit.
Handing in oar wd. we were ushered into trie
I rcsence ol the now duubly notor ons lady, who re.
eeivcd tu with the uriccst afl'ab lily. 3'hat she is no
ordinary woman would tie evident at a glance: that
she hat Utn bcautilui, is aito ujnooniable eyrn at
nm siik. one is vry tai., very ntutHly, and very
oiaceiui: uor nan is oi ine unosi quality, m richly
juxuiiant mr one oi nor sxivanceu ears, and is oi
ueep omen, uer ioriu is s t'nuiT. pna ilc, elegantly
moniuea, witn a sienoer waist, anu a dedicate nuuu
ai.d loot. U"r lace is laded and somewhat care
worn with tlio thouh's and troubles ot Dearly
seventy years, mil is nor u?ly or an r manner oi
means. Tliore is a look ot determination and of
character in her teaiuros, which redeems (tie
wrinkle ot tier .cheek, and hr ere is wjndorf.il-
never at rest, never dml, always flashing, cuunirlntf,
active, express ve. uer voice in snarn out no . ai'
ajrrecauie, while lier manners lire those of the old
schooi, though occasionally vivitied, as it woie, by a
aecideu toucn oi froucu esortt. Mie was drossoa
at I he tune oi our visit, in a style of siinole e.eKUiiue
attired in a "lasiuouabio silk," sritu a roaaouuble
allow aiicuut jo ao ry.
having paid our respects to Mrs aton, we
frankly revealed the objeo: of our visit, aud suo us
lrankiy txpro-ee i her w illimne.-s to a Surd all the
iniormatiou in her no n r. We stated our nitoiifioti
to conveise wall her, and to publish sueu of her say
ings or assertions g w e in iiil uuein ue.-t Mia ex
pie std hcnolt perfectly sat.sded with the arrangu.
ment. and we a eordingly pruccodou to l)Ucne.t
thai is, we entered mioau unreserved couvemiiou,
Mrs. La on having beeu so many years a nuo io clur
acter. Lad become uccustOiiied to notoriety, and
theieiore did not entertain the muul female dreau of
the newspapers -he was not nccossanly the less
Kilned, but ceriamly more bravo than the average
of hot sc. Our u.a ogue veiged at length towards
the Jacktoi. -Luton political Bcaudal. Air Llou ex
pre-su griai indiirnation at any slandors conneciiii(r
her name with that ot 1'resident J action. Xhis
scandal, she asurcd na, was not believed at auy time,
nd was never even curientlj reported. It was too
palpaule a iiutiou. 1'he l'rt'fitlout was a moral man,
a married man, and a wntlouian, and was attracted
warmly in ir.eudshi) to ticrsol! merely lrom tlio tact
that she was the wue of uoucral Katon, who had
been raised, as it were, by Uenerul Jackson, aud to
whom the 1'renidtnt was devotedly attached.
The only ostensible cause ol tho scandal which
the mancious have onueuvored to attach to her
name was the report of au unwurrantab.e intimacy
between herself and Ueuoral Lai ou prior to her
marnacre with the latter of this report (circulated
as the lady assented, with an curuest dignity oy a
lew women ol her own clrclo in Washington who
were envious ot the sensation she. crealel) (he noto
rious JJuir Green and other poll icians availed th in
solves, m m- iu the interest ol John C Ca houn, aud
others in opposition to the l'resulout. Dull Urue i
rendered h.mseli fepec.aily promineut in the public
ana private ret ai in if of this scaudal, and acourd
iuirly excited tho ire of General Lxton, woo one
night armed hlm-eu with a brace of pistols, and
would probably have terminated Green's existence
and rumors toge her, but tor one snirbt obstacle,
nnnielv-Greeu's lortuua.e absence at tho time lrom
-hingtou.
' tories, and looks, and innuendo, howovor,
"-- 'uued to move in public ciroloa as a
hpiteoi- lasmouao e world. But at a
Mrs. LalOB oou.-. .u.rud distinctly in her
leading mtDihcr or luv innttnat -ir w
grand bah the scandal wan u " " was
hearing, with the additional taiw ,olnt.
laid I t"at The President was about to lolly.
-V - M,..i-l,.r abroad, so that hi wite . .
Slight be conveuieutiy oouoealod Hum the yS oi
tho world." On heanng iheeo words, Mr.
true cbaracier asserted i.se'l. Sue did not faint, she
did not bcream.sho did not even become nerrously
indignautVsho simply said:- "1 will re uto tU- nan
der bv remaining in Washinyton." and shd re
mained. Her uuiuund had rea.ly designed accept
ing some foreign appointment, out, at us wile's re-
liut the rumor would not retnaiu "ooufoun.uad,"
Evrr and enon pol.ticiuns and r.vVi belles ou d re
Tivoii. M'S. itori,p,n?ir'clebotdedit not, but
the editor! Wfro 'fcouieiiimis impertuient. Teople
would uilk," Mn.ljitou began to wonder who oouid
have been the or.gmal author ot toe slander, liut
all bor researchts on this point proved in va n. At
lost, h iv. ever, chance ellected what cire could not
accomUtHli. , ,, . .
Tte I resident's son, who was generally regarded
an a halfwitted lad, pad a vi-it to our intbrmaut, ot
whom ho was very loud, and during the course ot a
couveisatiou witu liis hostess, thoughtlessly uttered
the remaik, "1'hut it was a snume, so it was, thai tne
Kev Air. h " (we Buppre68 iho real name oi tne
clergyman, lor obvious reasons) "should have writ
ten such a vile lettei concerning Mrs Katon." Act
ing on this bint, Mrs. Eaton ascertained that a Jros-
bytrrian minister by the name of K , a resident
ot I'lulailolphia, had busied hinmeli with her irood
fume. Having procure'l this intelligence, the Iftly,
with her usnui promptitude and freedom from pru
dery, determined to art. She accordingly, conceal
ing the matter lrom from her husband for various
riaeon, accompanied Dy an intimate, iriend aud
roiativo, departed to the city of brick housei aud
Brotherly Love. On reaching 1'nllad "Iplila, alio
straightway called at the house of the Hev air.
K , who lived in exeelient tyk, in a fashionable
street, tutoring ununuounced, she eucouutored
In the hall the ciernvman himo f. 'T lio H"V. .dr.
K 1" said the lady, inquiringly; tne gentleman
bowed, 1 1 am Mrs, Geueral Katon," staled the
lady, with dignity, and then at ouco proceedoJ to
demand ot the clergyman an explanation. 1'he gen
tleman declined to speak with her on the mat
ter, "llun'euid Airs, talou, "I will renuin in
this house until you do sneak. I must trouble you
to get me a room ready," Ihe clergy mau sur
rendered himself to his destiny, yielded his poiut,
and gave the name oi the person who had originally
tainted to him concerning the scandal winch was
sow in question. This person resided in Washing
ton. Back to "the city of imagmticout disUncos"
travelled Mis. Eaton aud conlrouted her accuser.
He, in turn, "mrreudered at discretion," and mja
tioued as tho originator of the scaudnt a physio an
formerly well known to Mrs. Katon. 1'he la ly started
inasiouittimeut. ' Why, tho man you Bpeak of,"
sheened, '-bas been oead tor Bevcral years. How
am 1 to Interrogate his bones? A lie should cease to
live when its author is dead," aud returning to her
own house, Mrs. Katon ceased to trouble herself auy
further concerning the scandal or lis origin.
Only on one occasion aid she lorget her self-command
in regard to this very unpleasant afTuir. Au
ill-bred puppy, with whom the enjoyed merely a
spuaking acquaintance, was cuilty oi the unpardon
able impertinence of alludinv to the subfeot in a
gross manr.er in tier very presence. Without the
utterance ot a word Mrs Eiton Hung her glove in
the fellow's lace, who ' accepted the hint" aud de
parted. -
lleauwhile Tresldont Jackson was doing all that
lie could to dear the lady oi even the shadow ot a
suspicion. But his zeal sometimes defeated itseit.
On one occasion he started out in his private car
riage and absolutely "went tho rounds" of his pro
minent acauaintatoeB. procuring "certlflca'es of
character" in reierence to his iriend fcuton's wite.
'When i lie wile ot his Iriend, hovever, was made
cognizant of this tact, it is stated on the best autho
rity, tn at she was more vexed at the Quixotism of
the l'rikidi nt than grateful for his good intentions.
Owing to the pre-sure on our columns further details
of our visit and its results must be deterred till our
next issue. A'. Y Tribune,
AMUSEMENTS.
Walnut 8trkkt Thkatbk. Mr. Booth's "Shv
lock" was repeated last evening to an over'
flowing house, as it it had been played. lor the tirst
timo. sir. Booth, like a true artist, is ever earnest.
ever thoroughly imbued with the character he ( lays.
He understands the majesty of art, the responsibility
oi the artist. It would be well it a'l the company
were impressed in the same way. We are so often
called on to writ words of criticism aud blame on
the "l'onia" oi the play, that it. has grown almost
painful to have ever to record iuedloieuoy, whion is
an excusable lauit, but a trifling witn the scene, such
as lavishing, o rvejUng tho text, and .fraternizing
with the audience, ail ot which are unoardooahle
faults, and should be noticed by all aud ooriected by
the delinquent, who loses nor charao enstio dignity
by such tailing. ''lh evening Jlirluluu.. ) ,
Aroh Street Thkatbic. The Needful was played
last evening in fats usualtatisfactory manner. Tlu
evening Mis. Drew will appear as "IS'e.lv," in the
great domestic drama of Lost in Loudon. This piece
is admirably put on the stago, ana drew lor throe
weeks some nme since.
Aoadmt or Music Mr, and Mrs. Mordaunt'i
tenelit comes oil this ereuiug. The bill, as win be
it whi-v attractive. 1 he east of the Colleen
Jtawn Is adrairab e Mr, and Mrs Mordaiut. M ss
oe Marvuerlttes as "KiW O'Connor," singing two
rencti me odius. and Miss l'rieo as "Anne Vhute.
Jttvwui. Mackay, Iilton, Jamvi, Wailis, and Cheuter
irs Worrell is "Mrs Crecan." AOoi the OoUrm
ii ti Lnshman. ami other nnteita'nments. The
Prformance commences at quarter to 8 o'dock.
Chwmtt rTRBET Thkathb The M ims
Wclo are drawing fine Bouses. This evcnlrig Vor-t-fiontiii,
g,iPn jn a iivnlra' d peoa'inr stylo by the
liters, loo-ether with A llanhand at ftioht. Miss Ada
has acquired popularity with the sndienoel already.
Totmo Kick's CoacicnT, it the Mini cat Fond
Hall, was an interesting occadon. ile piaved Clio
pin's Hallade with great aplomb and bravura, anrl
evinced eareiul study an industrious aonilcatiou.
H i career ii destined to lie a brilliant one, for rarely
lias ono so young aoau-red inch skill and ludirmanr.
j j a win uvuuiii-m reiuru uuir-uea wnii,
AUCTION SALES.
B.i
8C0TT. JR.. ADCTIiivppd
.Xn. lii- niESVIIT KTlrr. kt ...:
ft i i: a i a i, sal k
. op
HIGH-CLASS IlirORTED TAINTINGS.
B. PCOTT, Jr.. Is InstructcJ by Mr. A. T. HUYVKT
l , t. io innouuce a ciosidk mi oi his Imports, ton or
i .1- 'ira "r
TBIUUU'V U. rikll IIOIUIIHk. I1PA l.t,H .A l.la .1a ... .
' Y. . . ui.iue zaoi rfune. I lie eattloKus
iroiu.i.ii.i.o ii FuuircM iriB hB nrnduel ,,n nf ti.a
rol owing emineat artlstn nr i.. Vn.n..h
hnglien, lielgian.jind Uuweldorf schools: '
I . I aiatiain, Jirnwii Is.
F. Kruieiuana Brussels,
th Leickert, Amsturdum.
II. Von He hen. Brnsse g.
A. Kvcrsen. Amsterdam
Kutin. Vfrixiettuoren. Amste.-ejn.
t. t'arolus B'lisse.i.
L. Robbe. Biussels.
J Keekers Amsterdam.
M. A. Koekkoek. Amsterdam.
J. W. Bi.ders, Amstenlam. .
r . Masin, Brasne s.
M avrv, Utrecht.
J. Stroebel, Amsterdam
J huyten, Anistemauu.
F. I.ebret Lryden.
A. t . Verhceven Ball, Antwerp.
M. Iiiodarrt. Antwerp.
C'amllio Van Leeniputtsn, Brussels,
I II f R.i 1 o mill tfubAniu... i. , . ... ... -11 - .
'Vfli hesn lit street on the
iV.hNi.Nia OF WEIN8DVY. THURSDAY. AND
FKIDAr.
Stay 30 and 31, and June 1 . at ,o'c!ock.
1 he nallll lTIL'H Will h. nnf.i1 In. ..hllilllAiiAn KahH.
at 12 o cioek if., and will remain upon Uav and evening
until time ol sa e. Iho Oallovy will remain cloicd
till time el exhibition. 26 4t
iIIAKLfcS C. MACKElf, AUCTION'KKB. NO.
Vy U6 MAKKE r Btreet. botween Thtrv and Fourth.
lAfWJE SALE OF WIIITK. GRANITE A VT) C. C.
WARh, JAPAN SD AUD tiLAiS VTAKK, KTC.
lln KrlllAV Alwnintf
Tn Open lets, tubrd to city and country fa il Alas
on crate Kng.lsh Wnl.e Granite Tea l'ota, Satar and
V1CUIUD, vrv.
TO CABIN r.T MAKERS,
o'clock, one Cabinet Maker's Treadle Webb
At
II
Saw.
HTKFT. FHEARs A K n sriSJHAPa
A lot Of ltnrhfira An.-l RftnkArn' Ktai,1 vlin.M mnri
Tfomtin's Pcissora, Asuirican make. 6 3J it
JJ A N P O
AST V WARNOCK,
ACCTJOSKEB8,
o. 240 MARKET Street
6 iri
LARGE rOSIUVE
RPl.r.'TAL RALK HIT inn T.nTa
it lit
El C
K'lVl,;t!. M1LLIN t UY OVOPS, SfBW GOODd,
(By Catalogue)
Oil fcrlrlMK nid.nlnn
June 1, commercing at li o'clock precisely
I t iDtirieinii a larte and trenoral unnmi,i r n.-.n
cinu - " , . . .... . ... , , , , L. v
talcs. Aiuat
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
A LABGB, WELL LIGHTED
AND VfiXIILATED
jiM, ON THE SECOND FLOOR
iSf i'llE
"Evening Telegraph' Building
No. H)8 8outri TfllltU Street,
VTJl'LT IN 1HK OFFICE, F1KST FLOOR.
N. B WITH OR WII HOUr STEAM TOWER.
ft FOR SALE-IIANUSOMK FURNISHED
L 'ii Pnnntrv Heat. conaiKtlns ol 1H acres of land, a
lu iAly oiran enterl well but t stone irouvh cast) Dwell
ing, with veranuabs; handsome stable tor fourhorxes,
etc.; plenty ot siiadr; an auunuance oi me ucsiiruii,
veiit'tnb'en. etc.! tnree and a nan acres piantea in pota
toes, and two acres In cornr beet ot water convenient
to House ana nam ituaie un me dtibiui iurupia.1-, iwu
miles above Frankforu. and wltnln ha f a mlie of the
mavnitlcent country seat ol Kdwin Foireit (formerly
Georye it. Stuart's). Aecesvlble uy Trenton Katlroad,
atid steamboat via Tacony. Immediate poxseslon
6 28 mwi3t No. TH Sansom street
TERSONS II AVI NO PROPERTIES FOR
ale or to rent will find it to their advantage to call
Jtilie Central Beal Kstate Agency, No. 271 S. TUIRI)
etieet. .
h o bonus or charges made on eaner owner or tenant
fiBlmrp I U. J OS K ft!.
FOR 8ALE A DESIRABLE THREE
stoiv Dwelllmt. with thiee-storv double Back
luildlnit on IWf 'I.FTH Htreet. above Green. All
modern improvements, summer kitchen, heaters, etc.
l'rlce, stitiOU cuar. Apply at mis unite, between a ana
12 A.M. 4 ill
m GERMANTOWN RESIDENCE FOR RENT.
Kin A laise House, with at the modern conveniences,
intensive kioudos and plenty ot sliade; stabling lor
tlirie borstsi within ten minutes walk of railroad
sta'lon. w'lil be renud with or without the sia'iie.
Audi ens I!oz No. 13t 8. 1'hlladelphia FostOlUce. 3 2 46
JI1EMNITZ WHITE LEAD, ZINC,
AND COLOR WOIIKS.
ON UASD AND Full SALE,
25 Tens Pure Kremnitz Lead in Oil.
20 less Anchor Lead in Oil.
20 Tons Arrow Lead in Oil.
20 Tons Star Lead in Oil.
10 Tons Pure Imperial French Zinc
in Oil.
5 Tons Pearl White Trench Zinc in
Oil.
20 Tons Pure Kremnitz American Zinc
in Oil.
10 Tons Anchor American Zinc in Oil.
10 Tons Arrow American Zinc in Oil,
AT LOWEST CASH TRICES.
Mcknight & co.,
Twenty- Second and Uace Streets.
C 25 fmwStrp
HARNESS AND SADDLERY.
MARKET STREET. 720
720
Large kaleioom contaius a ull stock of good ser
viceable rUNGLE AliD DOUBLE HABNES8, best
Leather and workmanship) lor city trade, at moderate,
prices, and made to order at Uiort notice
E. P. MOYEIt '& BROS..
No. 720 MARKET Street. ,
K. B. Superior SOLE LEAlflEU TEU'K9, for Eu
ropean travel.
Also, Ladles' French Dre-i Trunks. 19 lin
pATENT WIIIK WORK
rOBBAlLUOS, BTOBE KBONT8, ',
OTJAKD3, FABTITIONB, '
IBOH TEDSTEADS, AND WIBE WORK,
In variety, manutsctured by
M. WALKER 4 SONS:
I2temep o. 11 Kortb BlXfli Bueet.
D-AILY EVEKlXGrrELEGRArn PHIL ADELPm'A, ' WEl)KKSDAY.: : M A 7 30, I866.
DRY GOODS.
P 11 I O E & W O O I),
Northwest Corner of EIGHTH, and
: FILBERT Streets,
Have jurt opened, at their now Store
loo down Unon Tiocaab tck Towels, laree si to,
87 j rentsi Linen lowels, 19, 22, 26, 28, 81. 87. no
to 1 00. . '
Table Linens. Nankins an I Dot lies,
iiest makes shirting JUnens.
IVUITE GOODS.
WHITE GOODS.
Alarpe asr-onmcnt of sol'-flnlsh Cambrfos, Jae
nets aud Main ooks, ictoria Lawns and Swiss Ala
lira
Kme quality Bhrond Muolins.
Wiite riquos, 60. t.9 76 80 90 and SI Oo ior yard.
Ntiinsook I'laid Muslins, 26 SO 87Aupto .76
Nainsook Btripe Muslins 26 81, 37 j up to t!2J,
Ilarr Cord Mtiipe and I'laid Muslins.
Jnst opened, a new lot of Marsoil es Quilts, from
86 00 vp io Sift 00 trt less than importer's prices.
Jlorvey Comb and Lancantnr qu iuj
Best makes Bleached and U-bleacbod Muslins at
the vert lowest market prices,
I'lllow-case and (sheeting- Mus'ins.
Amenran I'rints and Giuithams.
ine Soot eh (.mirhams
A Rood assortment of Black Silks. Fine quility
Mack all-wool Ddalnes. 45 cents; douhe-widtn
black all-wool Delaioes. 66 and 76 cuts; b'ack De
laines, doublo width, fine duality, 87 cents; hlaolc
and white Msld Mohairs, 871 cents; very cheap, hue
qna'ity blsrk Alpacas.
f irurrd Woliair l.nstros. 40 cents a yard.
Double-widUl white Barege.
Linen Fans, from 19 cent, up to 81 DO.
A large as-ortment of Hoi, rv and (ilovos.
'eed e-worked Bands, lodgings inseitins, ami
Flouncing Dimitv Bands
Silk fcun Umbrellas, and Hoop Sk'rts.
PIIICR A WOOD,
K. W. Corner EIG tlTH and FILBERT Sts.
N B Jnit opened, a new lo of French Soans.
I omades and Kxtracts. Tooth Brushos and BurtUlo
Hreisins' Combs 1 he abuvn wer imnnriaa tn nnin.
and are very cheap, 21
PJ OTELS AND BOARDING
Houses refuting for the Summer Sea
son, -will find it to their advantage to
examine the .exte,f ive Stock of Dry
Goods adapted to tWir wants, at the
establishment of J. C. STRAW.
j BRIDGE $ C0f
COUNTERPANES, BED
.Spreads, Table Damasks, Napkins,
Towels, Linen and Cotton Sheetings,
and Pillow Fabrics, at the lowest
wholesale rates.
I C. STRAWBRIDGE'&COs,
r5 291mrp
N. W. COR. EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS.
SEW SPUING- GOODS.
The subscribes aie now receiving their Sprinp Impor
tation oi
House Furnlsliing Dry (Joods,
CsniprlMng all the best varieties of
LIKEN AKD COTTON 8HEETINOS,
TILLOW AND BOLSTER CASINGS,
TABLE DAMASKS AND DIAPERS,
TABLE CLOTriS. NAPKINS, DVYUKs,
CHAMBER AND BATH TOWELS,
TOWELLINGS OF ALC DESCBU'TiONS,
UARSEIL1.ES QUILTS, COUNTERPANES,
BLAhKETS, TABLE AND PIANO COVERS,
And every other article of Fomlsblofz Drr Goods re
quired to commence housekeeping or supply the wants
ot a family. ''
Sl'UISG HOSIERY AND MERINO GOODS.
The subscribers, with ircreaed facilities for the tram.
Action oi the lloMKUV T l'ARTM E NT ol their busi
ness, invite attention to their ample and web selected
Mock of
LADIES', GESTAE MEN'S, AND CHILDREN'S
HOSIERY ,
UEBINO AND SILK. VESTS, DRAWERS, ETC.
New stock and at the Reduced Prices.
SHEPPARD.VAN HARLINGEN&ARRISON.
4 20 finw2mrp No. 1008 CnEXIIT STREET.
rp I I E
MISSES T1I0RNIIILL & BURNS,
No. 1208 CHESNUT Street,
Have just received,
WKHI.EY CORSETS,
BRADLEY'S DCfLEX ELLIPTIC f-KIRM
In all the latest sty.es,
AL'O,
FRENCH ISIPORTFD HRESSINO SArQCES, AND
MADK-CP TJADEB GARMENTS FOR LADlEi,
And a fine auortmentof '
PRINTED LINFK LAWNP, FOR DRESSES.
AT 66 CENTS PEB YARD. CB23 wsm24
JOHN VV. THOMAS,
Nos. 405 and 407 N. SECOND Street,
CALLS ATTENTION TO HIS LAFGE AND
HANDSOME STOCK OF
fil'RWG AND bUMVER
I) 11 K S S GOODS,
WHICH WILL BE BOLD AT THE
9 21 12trp
Lowest Market Hates.
( SlIEAP DRY GOODS, CARPETS, MATTING,
j Oil (ioliis and Window r-hades V. E. AildH
AMBAUL'l'. . E. corner kLEVEMTtl and MAKKtf
ttreeis will open this uiurnluii. from auo.loii lngm n
Carpets at 60, fc'J IS, HI cents. 1 1 lb, si 37, and tl'5n
KiiKllfh 'I a entry Biussels CarpeU. only 1T5; Three
ply t'arpo'S. 'HU Entry anil Htalr Carpets. a, 6J.1S,
andtl; Hemp l arpeis. 81 to ffi cents Rai; Carpets lii
aud It cents t Floor Oil (iloths 6J centn ni : While Can
ton UattiUH.tl to SU centsi Red ( heck Muttliiu, 37 to
t2 ceumi Mair Oil Cloth 25 ecu s t Gilt BorUured Win
dow bbades, 1 fill t 3j Buff Window Holland 45 0 nti
up) 'lable Covers, 1 7ft t Velvet Ruiis, ei'iO to S;
'I able Linens, 60 ceuts uii; Towel Iiiks cents up!
Table apkins, 24 cints t bheotinfr Muslins, 31 cen's upt
I.Hwm al ceiust Ilelalnps. V5 rents I'beap store. N K.
corner ELK. YthTU aud MARKET 6treoU. , in
T CIIAJrBERS, No. 810 ARCH STREET.
J . BAKOUNS-JUUT OPENED,
( LUNY Lai EH. .
BLAt K GU1PCRR LACES,
1IAMHUKU HlOINOb. INSFRTTOS8, lT0
HHIKKtl) MUSLINS VHR WAISTi.
I.AHUE I'LAID MUciLINH.
MARfrLILLES, FOB !RiSSES. 6 24 ftt
DRY GOODS.
C
L O 8 I K O S A
L B R O F,
SACQCE8,
CIRCCLAB. and
BASQUE'S,
AT PEDrCED PRICE8.
CTRWIN BTODDABT BROTHER,
Nos. 40, 4M, and 4M N. SECOND tre,
Above Willow.
6 23t
N
EW DRES8 MATERIALS,
From the late Auction Sales.
PRICES REDUCED.
CUBWEN bTODDART BROTHER, '
Nos. 480, 482, and 4',4 N. SECOND Street,
. , Above Willow.
2!) a:
TR
AVELLINO DRES8 GOOD 3,
, Of all Desirable Styles,'
AT REDUCED PRICES. ..
CUBWEN STOMIART A BROTHER,
Nos 450, 482. and 4M N. ECOND Strer
6 20 3t
Abovs Willow.
JOULARD MOHAIRS, OF NEW DESIGNS,
At Reduced Prices,
FROM AUCTION.
CURWEN 8TODDART A BROTHER,
Xos. 4'0,442, and 484 N. SECOND Stroet,
4 59 3L A bovs Willow.
JICII PARIS
BLACK SILKS. OF ALL
Desirable Width, for
CLOAKS, 8 ACQUCS, AND CIKCCLARS,
From late Auction Pales.
CURWEN 8TODDART 4s BROTHER.
Nos 480, 452, and 454 N. SECOND 6trect,
St Above Willow.
jy.ACK AND WHITE CHECK SILKS,
FROM AUCTION, AT REDUCED TRICES,
CURWEN 8TODDART A BROTHER,
Nos. 450, 452, and 451 N. r?ECONt Strjet,
8 29 8 AbovjWUjW.
MILLINERY, MANTUA-MAKING, 6e
WOOD fc UARY,
No. 725 CHESNUT STREET.
APE OFFERING DAILY
ALL 1 HE LATEST NOVELTIES
IN
II ATS AND BONNETS,
INCLUDING IHh POPULAR
JAfAKF.SE AND MEI'ALLION HATS.
41fcitnip
MRS. R. DILLON,
S23 and 331 SOUTH Street,
Kcs.
Bas s handecir.e asortn-.ent of CFBISG MILLINERY
AiifMs HiO InmDtH' Has and Caps. SUks. Velvets.
Crapes. KILLcns Fcctliers F.owers. rrames etc. 3184m
JADIIS' CLOAKS, BASQUES, ETC.
MADE AND TltlHMF.D
IN H1F Wdbi F. tSHIONABL"! STYLE,
FliOSl H E Bh.iT (iOOI)S
AT THE LOWLbT I'OHSIBLK RICE. '
1VF.NS ti - O..
8 il 2m No. 23 South N IS TH street
DEANS MAMMOTH TOBACCO STORE.
1st. We have been 'orced. br the ranid increase of
our business, to en are our store We have now 'he
lurest CUar ami i oLncco 8 tore m tne United states,
the l est Stot k rd the lart'est aisortinent.
Call at DtaS'S. 41S niteVf Bfeet.
2
D.-WECAN NOW SELL, AT WHOLESALE,
at a vers low flirare, and we can retail at lesi th in
theeirular wholesale price, as our expenses are less
tlmn no'hiiig.
Call at LEAK'S, No. 413 CBESNUT Rtieet.
JD. WE KEEP A BETTER CLASS OF TO
ii bncco and Clears than any other house In this cICy,
and nell at a lower tirlce.
Call at DEAN'S, iio. 413 CHESNUT Street.
TH. WE HAVE OVER 200 DIFFERENT
t kinds of CiR'is. varvlog Io price from 6 per thou
sand to also per thousand, our Clears are kuown. by
(cod Judges to be tar suoerlor to all others, ast anv
cue where you can (jet tne beet Cigars at one-half what
others seli; he will Aiyt Cull at DEAN'S, No. 413
CUElNUT Street
MH.-WE HAVE A LARGE
VARIETY
OF
Mnoklm Tobacco, vlz.i
Cuba Hhurts. lf cen's uernound.
Ltnehbuift Smoklntt, 11(1 cents ner pound.
Killluklnlck mokiiiK, 31) cenis per uound.
Iiavana and Lynchburg mixed Smoking, 80 cents per
pound.
I-.vnohburg and Plug Cut, mixed Smoking, 69 cents per
pound
Virginia Lynchbur? Smoking 80 conts per pound
Virginia Killlcklnlck Smoking. BO cenn per pound.
Virginia, very hue Smoking, at per pouud
Virginia Light Golden Leuf Huiuklnir. fl'50 per poanl.
The above prices are flay per ceut. less tnau others
sen lor.
Ca 1 at DEAN'S. No. 413 CHESNUT Street.
TH. WE HAVEi A VERY FINE STOCK OF
I P tiff Tobacco viz !
Sugar-cured 8 eniless Navy, per pound, 00 centi.
Black Fat Virginia Navy,
do,
do
M cents,
80 car is.
70 cents
65 OhuU.
f0 cents.
r0 ceuta.
1 50.
1 00.
i rime ehwiu iiay
GoLd Wetein Nnv ,
Common Western Navv.
Vlijliila Blics Faf Cavendish,
I'i'iiie Westein Fut aveudisa.
Bright Va. f rime I'lain do.
l.riglit Va. Good do.
And al other kluds of Tobucco
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
at from 40 cen's per
pound upwards; a discount on 8 a units i
Call at DEAN'S, So. 413 C11E.-.NU I' S
units or upwards
treet.
7Tir. WE ALWAYS KEEP OUR OLD CUS-
t meis, and new ones corns b thousands to get
Dean's Ti n Cent Yiira t.'liiurs
Deun'sTen (en Havana 'gr.
lHan'sFoco five Cent Vara t Igars.
Dean's l oco Five en' Havana larx.
Aniliii ts, Five Cent Seed aud Havana.
randaiees, do. o. da.
De Catiauos, do. do. do.
imported Havana Six Cent Clpats.
Imported Havana T. n 'ent Igars.
Call at PEAK'S, So 413 C11ESMJT Street
f'TH.-WE UND OUR EXPENSES ARE NOW
less than noihlng and having th lariiest and bnst
stole in the City, we can ailord to sell much less than
tny wholesale dealer lu the cltv, and re. all tor a trilling
advance lobe convinced, coll at
DEAN'S. No. 413 CHE8NCT Street,
OTH.-WE
HAVE BUILT UP A TRADE IN
i7 tbr
iree vears that astonishes the Tobacconlstit many
of tbem are envious hut do as we did) keep the best;
te l the iheapesi i advertlHe. adveriHe.
tall at D EAN No. 413 CHESNUT Street.
mTH.-WE HAVE NOW A VERY FIXE
l I store, a very large stock, and no expenses lor rnt
etc. We ian now sell at sues a low price that, old cus
tomers can not afford to leava us. and now ones come In
crowds. e have room enougri lor all
Call at DEAN'S, No. 413 CHESNUT street
P. H.-We have gentleman y clerks and no loafers
Country merchants are requested to tud lor oar price
list Mfmwlm
rrHE GOSl'EL OF HEALTH AND JOURNAL
J OF 1HK TRUE IELISQ ART. By R. T.
TRALL. M. I. Bub lulled montbiv at I -IK) a year.
First number now reaiy i prioav 10 cent. This Is now
Ir TUALL' t only perlodl-al. and wl I be devoted to the
cure ot dieaae and pieervatton oi baa th by hygienic
meaus. T he author's regulation will nature au etn
ilve clrcubitlon rhrougtinur -he conn'rv. ,rifiL4DEL
PUIA OFFICE. No ii 8. TENTH Street. w
fit) 3t J- L. CAP EN,
R HEUMATISIYI,
GOUT, NEURALGIA,
VBRY EASILY AND QUICKLY CURED BY
DOCTOR FITLER'S
GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY,
USED INWARDLY.
Contains no Mercury, Colcbicum, Mineral', nor
nythlnr Injurious.
Ihe most valuablo Medicine evor offored to the
pnblio
Warranted to have nevtr ret failed in any Instanoo
to euro permanently the worst forms of Rhcnma
niatism, etc.
PREPARED 0NXY BY DR. FITLER,
Onool rhiladclpn'a's o'dest Traotisinr Thrsiolans.
Reiercbces to tne wonderful curt mado.
CHOLERA,
Dlarrliiit, Cramps Cbolera Morbni.und
all A fractions) of th Bowels,
CL'RF.O BY USING
DOCTOR XXTJLElfc'H
C R M I NATIVE.
ESTABLISHED 1833.
For Grown I'crsons, Cuildron aud Infants.
Mothers ahd Nurses please notice.
Ibis CARMINATIVE has been before the public
lor many years, is perfectly harmless and has
Icon ued principally for Children and infants with
wonderful eflect In cases of Bowel Complaint, Colio.
Cholera Infantum, t Tying Infants, Teethinir, Sloop
lcjsness, Cramps, etc.
Iry it. Satisfaction pnaranteed.
aJ?.1 i,5ests- kold bt nnuGwi.srs
ANU JJc-aLKKS. 6 6smWlm8p
LUMBER.
1 S(U - '? 'T I LDI NO BUILD I N !
J-UU. Ll'ilBFRI LCMBERI LCMBER!
6T P BOA R -.).
RML PLANK
WHITE PINK L ORIN
' YKlL W PINK FLOORING.
KFKt CE PISK FLO.KIVO
ASd AN u WALNUT FLOOUiNU.
t'LAS TEKI SO LATH.
PLAS1KKINO LTII.
ISnd.-iKSlPfe. "EMLOCK. AND OAK
FINE, IIEMI OcK. AND OAK TI If B ER,
CM T O A
CUT T(V A HILL.
AT BUOHT AOTICE.
J OUy. CFBAK ASP PIKE SHINULE3.
0 1 LONG OFDAB 8HINULK8.
No. 1 HHOKT ' EOAK SHINGLES.
WHIIh PINE CHISOLKS.
1DCyi RKHS 6HINGLK9.
EINE ASSORT UtNf FOR SALE LOW.
LES
1 ,9P.ft -VHII;ER r0K UNDERTAKERS!!
lOUU. LDMBKH FOt CfiDERTAKEItSl I
J?FT) Cf !AR, WALM'T, AND PINE.
BEI EDR WALNCT, AND PINE.
1806.
ALBANY LUMBER OP ALL KIVDS
ALBANY-I.UMBKR OF ALL KINDS
PEA HON ED WALNUT
KFA80NKD WALNUT
DRY POPLAH CUEItRY. AND A9 3.
OAK PLK AVti BDS.
ne;w,, MirlOGANY.
KOEWOOD ASD WALSUT VENEER3.
1 QCC -CIGAR-BOX
lOUU. CIGAR-BOX
MANUFACTURERS.
MANCFAOTTIRERL
8PAMHII CEDAR KX BOARD 1.
AT REDUCED PitlCES.
18GG;
SPRUCE JOIST! si'RUCK JOIST!
SPfVCE JOITI BPRUt'E JOIST!
mOM It T" VI KKBT LUNG.
FROM 14 TO Si KCKT LONG.
HPRHCE SILL
HEMLOCK PLANK AND JOIST.
OAK HILL.
JIAULK BROTHR A CO..
KO. m0 80LTH toTREET.
6 21 6mrp
SEVENTEENTH AND SPRING GARDEN
STUUETS,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT
OF
BUILDING LUMBER,
FOB SALE LOW, BY
1. II. VIL.TJAMS,
Seventeenth tuid Spring Garden Sts.
5 21 lmrp
REFRIGERATORS.
E F 11 1 G -G II AT O It S.
SMITH & RICHARDSON,
pen ts for the rale of the Justly celebrated CHARCOAL
LINaD REFRIGERATORS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
FItOM 8G 50 TO Sa5"OC.
6 2 in Dp No. 611 MARKET Street.
guc
CE88PUL TESTS.
GREAT FIRE IN SEW YORK.
GREAT FIBE IN CII AHLE81 ON, S. C.
GREAT FIRE IN WADDINGTO.V.
GREAT FIRE IN CANADA.
MARVIN'S SAFES.
IN EVERY INSTANCE (AVED
ALL. T11KIR CONTENTS.
3SIAIIVIN & CO., !
No. 721 Chesnut Street, (Masonic HaU).
No. 265 Broadway, New York.
BfD IOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE,
StCOKD-HASD BAFBS HOUSE SAFES.
SAFES EXCHANGED. 1 fMamrp
SAFE FOR SAL E.
A SECOND-HAND
Tarrel & Herring Fire-Proof Safo
- . FOR SALE.
APPLY AT TBI8 OFFICE. 45 rp
STEAM ENGINE I'ACKIN
LUiRICATlYE 1MCKIA0,
FOR THE STUFFING BOXES 03?
STEAM ENGINES.
An article recennnenrled by m Ballroad Compan
trio lavs tboronihij ttsttd It. ard in aeneral nse br
ovr wo hdrtdad tiy Falitosds. ana on trid b
orer nvs hondred othem.
DOPIKD BY 20 .00 STATIONARY ENGINES. I
li a flrst-class article.
Eevenly-Five Cents Per Pound.
Inbrlratlrc Paoklnsr Companj
EOLE MASCFACTt'RERS.
CHESNUT Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
L. G. TJLLOTSON & GO.'
BOLE AGENTS,
2C LEY Street, New York.
POLD BY PFAtKRS fl LLY. 2S 8rj
M'fhViT nPl ESi0'XB PACKINol
tea pack ig. niU ln cov"0."dUy ailing, stuOlng
SIXTY CENTS PER POOP
Furaistr WILLI M l . MILLER.
bole Alsnufirturerier the Tnito'l Siates
.,fi Ittarof 123 HK-M'r Hireet.
-1 . JMilladelphta. Penns,
CLOTHING.
.4
& a vxm-iv.
THE
AACiaeiia Hotel,
824 Chestnut
STEEET,
CP, v
QNE PRICE C L O THING..
JONES1
OLD ESTABLISHED
One Price
CLOTHING HOUSE,
No G04 MARKUT STREET,
ABOVE SIXTH.
Friees reduced to the lowest point
A fine assortment of Kead-muUe Clothing con
stantly on hand. Custom Wor mndo tu order a
very shott notice, In style and durability unsur
P"od, 4 83 lm 8p
J-J T. OF F. C. Ft P. F. C
CLOTHING!!!
HICKS' TEMPLE 'OF FASHION.
Celebrated
For Fine
Fashionable
Clothincr.
WILLIAM. HICKS,.
No. .)Oa MA1JKKT Street,
U2m PHILADELPHIA.
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT V
Astonishing: News to the Public.
The Cheapest and Best Fpring Stock of Clothing la
the cltv win and muxt be sold this Oar.
10CI9 RAINS. No Hun MARKET Street, under
Aduuis ft to. 's Express Bui. ding will se 1 Hi Is day als
enortunus stock ot suprrlluo Ciothina lor Men's and Boys
wear, ib per cent, lower than any other first class house
In the cltv.
We have full suits In every variety and style to suit
almost even class, and prices that cannot be equalled uy
auv other Loupe.
1 o satisiy yourte ves, please give nsa rail. Thereto
no nee of i nrchatli g ouless vou are tatlttltd with the
tru'h of rut siateuitnl as above.
Iteniember,
LOCH It A IK 8.
No 102 .11 A KKf.r street.
S 26 Ct Opposite the Lull's Head Hotel.
QOKTO 845 FOU A SUIT OP HLACK OP
(JtJ.) tancy colored cloth t aruiyand navyelothloi
I o , In style unsurpasse.1.
4 7 bmrp KARK. So. 11 NliiTri St.. above Chemst.
RATIONAL
BASK OF THE REPUBLIC,
l'lIILA DELPHI A.
Organized Under "The National Cur
rency Act," March 30, 1866.
This Institution has completed tho alterations of
ifs building. ' '
Nos. 809 and 811 C1IESMT Street,
i AKD 18 NOW OPEN
FOE TUB TRANSACIION OF A .
RECil'LAU BANKING BUSINESS
IN ALL ITS PlUXUIEs!
JAMES D. FERREE, President.
ED. F. MOODY Cashier. 5 22rp3ot
STABIPINO IN COLORS (,RATI9. A PINK
asrortnirnt oi Enslli'li French, and Herman
fAI'Ett ll KNVtLOI'tS.
The latest London and Parts style ot
Vlhl'llNO AM1 V. ELLINU CARDS.
A 'ar(f s ock ot . i
fOCKtT-HOOK.S, KVIVE,
WHlllNa-DKS'Kt PORTFOLIOS,
and every description of btatloiuvr at reasouable.
prices.
MOXOC.RAMS FXO RA VKD.
R. HOKI.S A CO .
Stationers and 'd KovravKni,
8 16 lmrp Ho, 916 ARCli HtreeU.
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