G
LETTER FROM PARIS.
Movements of Louis Napoleon The Foreign Mia
istera' Circular The New Pontifical Legion
The Bittern Question A Flurry
Among the Mexican Bond
holder The Berlin Fes
tivities, Etc. Etc.
I BTBH1NO TELKORAFH SPECIAL COTlRKSPOJIDltNOB.
Paris, September 29, 1806.
At L.Ht.
The Emperor yesterday left Tarla for Biarritz.
It was indued high time that he chould put an
end to public suspense; for his journey, so often
postponed, gave rise to the most alarming
Tumors as regards the imperial .health, How
ever, it turns out that those different reports
were devoid of truth, and the journey to
Biarritz was postponed until after the drawing
up of the Circular which has just been sent to
our Ambassadors residing in foreign parts, by
Monsieur do Lavalette, Minister of Foreign
Affairs ad inUritn, until the arrival of Mons.
de Mousticr, detained at Constantinople by the
unsettled slate ol affairs caused by the Insurrec
tion In Candin.
'Everything for the neat."
The circular of the temporary Minister of
Foreign Affairs, though a long time comiDg, is
perfectly in accordance with the bett hope
which this long-deferred document has raised
in the minds of all intelligent persons in Europe,
nnd the actual confirmation of such anticipa
tions is in itself highly satisfactory. Monsieur
de Lavalitte's circular is an acknowledgment of
the principle "that everything is for the best,"
The Emperor laid long annuuueed that the
empire was peace, and, his policy fairly con
sidered, has always been consistent with his pro
fessions. His Majesty, through the mouth, or
rather the pen, of his temporary Minister of
Foreign Affairs, tells us that the aggrandizement
of Prussia need not be any source of anxiety to
France, as the questions of one country ought
not to depend uj on the sluvery of another or
ethers. The Emperor of the French knows full
well that any attempt to cross the Rhine on the
part of France would be sure to raise againBt
him the German nation, with all its princes at
its head, as compact as franco herself could be.
The Emperor hit, much to the regret of many,
wisely submitted to the law of necessity; and
there is every reason to agree with the expe
diency of his adhering to a neutral policy,
and to the tender of his good offices as a me
diator. There was nothing else to do after 9a
tlowa but to put a good countenance upon
a losing game, and to make the best of a most
untoward turn that the situation of Europe
could in so short a lapse of time have taken.
There is one sentence in the circular of Mons.
de Lavalette, touching upon the papal question,
which admits, perhaps, of ambiguous interpre
tation, but is peifectly compatible with simpli
city and straightforwardness. "France," writes
the Minister ad interim, "has rejoiced in the
liberation ot Italy, but is apprehensive ot the
safety of the Pope. By the convention of Sep
tember, which will be faithfully executed, the
interests of tbepontiBcal throne will be secured."
Of eours, this means the spiritual throue
the power of the Supreme Bishop of the Latin
Cinirch tor, as to the temporal throne, un
doubtedly, when it is left to the care ot itself it
must be subjected to ail temporal viacissitudes,
and depend for its stability on the national wil l
of the Roman people, and no longer on the pro
tection of France alone. The circular lias, all
in all, calmed the public anxiety, and it is to be
hoped that confidence has returned.
The New Romau Legion,
w hich has been formed at Antibes, and which
rived at Civ'itfttir?14' where it is undergoing
quarantine. A tclegraiii',?"9 us that Monsignor
di Ilohenlohe had pmlmriftdJrom that nortfton
the 16th, and that he is the bearer of an auto-"
graph letter from the Pope to the Queen of
England. It is further reported that the new
Pontifical army, recruited in Belgium and In
Fiance, will remain at Viteibo until the de
parture of the French soldiers, who have ex
pressed a great repugnauce at coining In con
tact with the new defenders of the faith, who
have not been picked from the elite of European
society. It must, however, be said, in justice
to the new legion, that their conduct whilst in
Antibes left nothing to be desired.
A IlumllliiK iu the Eat.
In the presence of the gigantic conflict of
which the East will shortly be the theatre,
German, Italian, and even Mexican questions
are thrown into the shade. Nevertheless, events
of some Interest are occurring in these quartern
Great movements of Russian troops are taking
place in Poland. An address, numerously
feigned by the Russian party at Warsaw, is about
to be sent to the Emperor, begging him to annex
definitely Poland to the Russian empire. This
btep naturally plunges the Poles in a state ot
stupefaction mingled with rage. The Christian
subjects of the Porte are now taking a most
alarming attitude against the Sultan, and the
secret assistance sent them by the Czar makes
it to be feared that their general rising Is to be
looked for.
The. Treaty Bctueeu Austria and Italy.
Negotiations continue between Austria and
the Italian kingdom for the conclusion of peace.
The Convention of the 24th of August, which
regulates the cession of Veuetia to France,
stipulates that the debts which shall be
lecognized as attaching to any ceded territories,
conformably to the precedent of the treaty of
Zurich, will remain at the charge of the new
sovereign. A difference has arisen in the inter
pretation of this clause, but this difficulty will be
soon got over, and is awaiting the resuirs of the
communications' exchanged between the two
Governments on this subject. The plenipoten
tiaries are occupied with other questions, which
are to be settled by the treaty of peace. On his
side, the French Commissioner in Venetia Is
preparing, in concert with the competent aut hori
tjes, the measures necessary for taking posses
sion and handing over the fortresses and ter
ritories. tireat Alarm of the Mexican Boud holders.
The holders of Mexican securities were yester
day most unpleasantly surprised by the an
nouncement made by the Muniteur that the
netdful for the payment of the interest on Mexi
can securities had not arrived from Mexio.
Mexican bouds are now looked upon as no bet
ter Ibnn waste paper, for there is every proba
bility thbt the Emperor bus deci led to let th;cgs
THE DAILY EVENING Tia.EGKArn.rniLABELrmA, TUESDAY,
take their course in the crumbling empire. The
misidtn of Baron Dcpont to Miramiir is a most
unpleasant and delicate one. He goes to tell
the brave daunhicr of Leopold I that, to the
list of monarchs retired from buMncss, or rather
from whom business has retired, one must be
added toon, and that an empire must be struck
off the roll of the poweis of the world.
Approaching Festivities at Ilerlln.
The capital of Prussia ba, for many days,
been making preparations for the triumph which
is to take plate to-day. We hettr that all Prussia
that can afford to pay f jr lis railway ticket Is to
comejto Br".in to see the triumphal entry of
the troops. Many strangers have already ar
rived, but like the strangers who come into a
theatre ns soon as the doors are opened, many
have lound time hang very heavy on their
hands. Dreadfully ennuye, they have been wan
denng about the dull and monotonous streets
of the German Athens, gaping at the long line
of captured guns the spolia opima of the cam
paign which aro placed on either side
of the Unkr dm Linden, and stopping from
time to time to take a listless interest in the
ugly black-and-white Primoian flag, and the
preparations for the illuminations. For win
dos In the Linden enormous prices are asked
and given.
Damage hy Storms.
The Indian mail via Marseilles biings us sad
news. A cyclone, accompanied by a deluge of
rain, had made tremendous ravages on the 5th
and Gth inst. at Kurachee. Five hundred houses
have been destroyed and many people killed
All communication was put a stop to on the
railways and telegraphs.
The weather continues to be very bad all over
France, and the prediction of the late weather
prophet, M. Mathieu de la Drenno, that the tine
days were to return on the !i(tb, has turned out
to be a falsehood, as the rain still continues to
Tome down steadily, and every prospect of
saving the vintage Is now given over.
Accounts from Burgundy state that a dreadful
hailstorm, a few diiys ago, visited Dijon and its
neighborhood, and did a great deal of dumuge
to the vineyards in flint district.
Dulncss of the Capital.
The French capital is at the present moment
duluess itself. The elite of fashion is still either
in the country or at the different watering
places of the continent. The theatres are doing
nothing at present, and the only novelty spoken
of for the coming season is Verdi's opera of
Don Carlos, which is being actively rehearsed
at the Academic Impcriiila de Muslque.
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tbe Piano. According to bis own Svstem. which hereto
lore lias proved so successful in rendering tbe voli-e
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!5 TitSTiTciiiiy 10 enable itae accuratu readme of thn
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T1IK STATU; N ISLAND
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With the advantages of an experience ot nearly
FIFTY YEARS ON STATEN ISLAND,
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10 3 ltnrp
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Co. ntrv merchants supplied with HLAN K BOOKS ot
super'or blndinu and ruling, and blAPLE Si'A.
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WKDDINU a KIks in imitation of engraving, at
half the price ot plute work.
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HADDOCK St, SON'S,
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9 11 "rtrp Entrance on 1'ccatur atreet.
LUMBER.
1866
fi -FA.V&M (i' floor I n o.
ri CAROLINA FLOOHINft.
6-4 V1HU1MA Fl.OOhlNM.
4-1 VIRGINIA FJ.OOHINQ.
- I'KLAWARK FLOOBIXfv.
. it DP LAW A UK FLOORING
AfH AND WALNUT FiVoiiRiVQ
ASH AND WALNUT FLOOBINO.
HTF.P BOARD 1
IRAIL PLANK.
1866,
-PLASTERING LATHS
, FLASTFRINO LATHS,
AT HKDIHH) PRK KH.
AT K EDUCED PKICEH.
1 8f)fir ?BR. JI?. J"NGLE9
0. iLONtl CEDA R 8H INULF.H
HO. NUOHT CEI.AH SHINULE8.
W111TK PINK CU1NOLK8.
FINE ASSORTMENT FOR HA Lg LO
1 RRR -LUMBER FOR UNDERTAKERS!
iOUy. LUMBKK FOR UNDEm AK F.RS! 1
RFD C'UlAlt. WALNUT, AND PIN PU
., . , n rinn.
1866
ALBANY LUMBER OP ALL KINDS.
HUiXlV 11111.1,, '"""'""'
1.1 R OKI. 1 1 w ii wrm A-hLi KINDS
"-""-''-' n Ui VI.
BEA8Hn WALNUT.
DRY POPLAR. CHERRY. AND ASH
OAK PLK. AHI BI8.
VI A 11 dt A VI V
RQ8EWOOD AND WALNUT VF.NEER3.
1866
CIOAR-BOX MANUFAirrruKns
J, i CI OAR-BOX MANUFACTURERS
b P A N I S 1 1 C E D A R 1 ) ( X I : n A RD B
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Ifif.n "OT10 JIST! SPRUCE JOIT'
J-OUU. BPRt'Cn JOIST I BPRUCK JOISTI
ROM 14 TO 82 FEET Ll)N U
FROM 14 TO 32 FEKT LONG
..r,,t,,'Hl tK SILLS.
UE11LOCK PLANK AND JOI8T
OAK SILLS. '
o, fi AIAU'LE BUOTHFR A CO.,
6 it mrp li. 2M,0 SOUTH (.Tklf k T.
ryi W. BMALTZ'S LUMBER YARD N F
OFFERS FOR SALE; "1":'0 Ceta-
ri;;ern-v;FKrgB,iYeiiow
Board's "na "CCOud ''ualily onc an(1 two-sldcs Fence
wj;;ersr,f:PhBo
all whilhs!' JoW aud Ht""'B. ftom 12 to 'eot long.
loSHlie-.dih.liUto' Bnd 8cBntIln. 12 to 28 leet
Plastering Lath (Enslisl: and Calais), Pickets.
Miiiikicb, (.bestnut l'ots, c;c.
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ESLER & BROTHER,
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TERR, NEWEL POSTS, GENERAL TURNING
SCROLL WORK, ETC.
SHELVING PLANED TO ORDER.
coiMa'un,rvg(oBnrr,rcnt o Wot"1 Mouidi"
J. C. P E R K I NS,
LIJMIiEU MEItOlIANTJ
Successor to K. Clark, Jr.,
No. 324 CHRISTIAN STREET.
Constantly on hano: a large and tarioa jsortmen
of Building Lumber. 5 24 j
SADDLES AMD HARNESS.
JJ A R N E S S.
A LARGE LOT OK NEW U. S. WAGON HAR.
NESS, 2, 4, and 6 horpe. Also, parts of HAR
KF.S8, SADDLES, COLLAUS, HALTERS etc,
bought at the recent Government ealea to be sold
at a great sacrifice. Wholesale or Retail. Toiretiior
with our usual Assortment ot
SADDLE li YAND SADD Mil Y HARD WAliE.
WILLIAM S. KANSELL & SONS,
2 1 Re. Ill MARKET Ktiw
WHISKY, BRANDY, WINE, ETC.
CUES KIT GROVE WHISKY,
No. 228 North THIRD Street
It anything was wanted to prove Uie absolute nurft
r f this Vhlsky the following eertmcate" sCoid 1?
There is noalcolioila sUmalant known cornniandbie suck
eciuiuitiulatlon lioni such high souicea: ubuu
r v. Philadelphia, September, law.
-..t"1 carentlly tested the sample of CHESNrl
GROVE WU18KK which you send ns, and And that 11
contains KOhK ov tub roisoKOus stbhtamck known it
ytbiL oil, which is the characterise and Injurious In
gredieut f the whiskies ingcneral nse. m
BOOTH, GARRETT A CAMAO,
Analytical CheminU
, , Kw Tobk, Septembers, 18ft
I have enalyted a sample ot CUKKNUT GKO
VH1SKY received from Mr Charles Wharton Jr I
Phlladciphla; and having carelully tested IU l''ajn
pleaaed to state that It Is entirely piue fbom poinou
or .i.l tiu substances. It la an unusually nur
ana Unt-.rvVred quality of whisky.
James r. chilton, m. d.,
Analytical Cheuils
. , , Bobtok, March 7,1 850
1 have mado a ehcmlfal analysis of oommercialsam
pies of CI1F.MMJT tiROVE W UlhKY, wUlch proves
be free Irom tbe heuvy Fusil Oils, and perfectly pure au
unadulterated. 1 he fine flavor of this whisky Is derive
lium the train metl in uianuiauturlug it.
Keepectlully, A. A. 11AYES, M. D ,
btute Assayer, ho. In Boylston street
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IMPORT K It S
OK
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Kto. Eto.
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hard rubber artificial
LiMUh, Anns, Legs, Appltaores tor
Deioriuity etc. eic. Theso Limbs are
..unnierreii irom Hie In loriu and lit:
ate the lluhl...i .1.,.. .i.i
ao e. pcrteot, and artisiio substliutua
" "u,,, CJi iP. tat n:eu August 18,
ltHjJ; iiuy 2i, IHbi; May 1, law;. Address
v. iao KlSillAT.L C3.,
(... 0 t!9 ,,C11 eirt Tbllude'.niila.
Pamph'.etf free. eui
a -x . .. . " " , "- oiaius iioveru
A2
DYEING, SCOURING, ETC.
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ESTABLISHMENT,
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ChilorJn1. V.T? rIm)I? Ladles', BentlemeW. an
,nln;lI..l,.S.S.,n,;ta.,0 ,ne,r original Riates, wtinon
iii,r,,,i fc.iJ 7 i ' '"ii.isB, r cleaned aim tlti'shed
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satisfaction goaranteed in every instance? A call arid
.--.u.u.uvu vi uui riu;cn reipecuuiiy solicited
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s 12ntls No. 510 RACE Street
rpilK NEW YORK DYEING AND PRINTI(
. riTATElf ISLAND,
Also tlOU1U "-UWe.t.ldo,.
Hl ATKM 1-LAND DYEISO ESTABLHnMEVT
ltfing the I AItOl 8T In the UNITED HT vTKS and
IlllinV YEARS OLDtR than any other on 8 TA1F N
ILAND WproMwd. with the most Imprnved and
SuKS'lo (, m,,CU ey. retaking con
, DYE, 'LEANS1JA.D FINISH
vf r Jf uv'ait "ABathliTa, In a man-
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o. W1I1UNK Stret, New York. 1
t.o.V'i liROADWAY New York.
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, .. D SAMCEL MARSH. President.
J. T. 1 orso. Secretary. g n mt-im
TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, ETC.
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Others Supporters, Elastic Stockings, Sboulaer Braoeg,
? .i! ti' """"isories, etc. Ladles' apartments con
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DENTISTRY.
THE GOVERNMENT HAVING
TTrv granted me letters-patent tor mv mmin m
atniinlFtirliig M'rous Oxide Oas. by which I bavo
extractid nianv thousands of Teeth without pain. 1 am
justltl. dln aofcrtitg that It Is both safer aud superior to
any other now in use.
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,,r PIlILADKLrlllA.
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aid Y cavitig. ""'"'"" tarumg, Bpinnlng,
slve' VorVi' he at,CBllon of mi""":turcrs to our exten.
U? ALFRED JENKS Ji SON.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MARBLED SLATE MANTLES.
BLAlt n OltK of every descrlntinn nn lion
to order.
PLAIN SLATE AND TILES always on hand.
J. 13. KIMES CO.,
Nos. 2128 and 2128 CHE T Street.
Q-J9 ARCH STREET. GA8 FIXTURES
. .... . ,D uuuu genera ry, to their
large.nnd eleaart assortment ot UAH FIXTURES
CHANDELIERS, and ORNAMENTAL , BrlOV7H!
WARFS. Qhose wishing handsom? and thorough
ptade (.cods, at very reasonable prices, will rind it to
their advantage to klvo m .u "
where. . -.w. pu.iuuiui eise-
N. B.-soiied or tarnshed flxtuies reflnlshed wlih
special care and at reasonohle prices. 1
Hlfiin i . . . .
- rinauit s vyj
JpITLER, WEAVER & CO.,
aiArurACTCKERS OF
Manilla and Tarred Cordage, Cord,
Twines, Etc.,
No. 23 Hortn WATER Street and
No. 22 North DELAWARE Avenue.
I-UILAUELTHIA.
Edwin II. Fiiler, Michakl Wi avbu,
Cosbab F Clotiukii. 214
ALL PERSONS WHO DO NOT ENJOY
tlio b'ess ng of good hoi 1th. can obtain relief by
consulting Dr. K.1MKEL1N, Oormun phvslctan Dr
V l.ilalln Im... u . 1 .ll,., 1 . j ,
his own medicines. They are pure, safe, and reliable.
He invites a'l persons sufleilng Horn disease to call on
uiuj. . n u i in. ljiu uav. iuiu ouices
open till Do'ckck in the evi ulng. N W. corner ot
'IllltMl STlfl IlKlllV Sliraiia l.n.u.AAn O
- J w.nvvu DUIUb. Rllu l 111.
.rani. a t A a
O li N E X U II A
U B AO WAN OF ACTOHT.
N O E
o is it xi . n A i L i dt CO.,
IIKMOVKD TO
S. E, corner of MARKET and WATER Btroiti,
Phi adalpbia
DEALERS IN 14AG8 AND BA.GGING
Ol uvorv Iimi.i tntli.n tt.r
Cialn, Flour, fcta.t, superphosphate ot Lime, Bone
Dust, Etc
ante and small GUNNY BAGS canstantly on hand,
smJ n Also, WOOL SACES.
John T. Bailey. J auks Cascades.
Q. li! O R G E I'LOWMA N,
CAinKNTEIl AND JLJUri.DKK,
No. 232 CARTER Street,
Ami No. 141 DOCK Street.
Machine W oik and lllllivrlglitins piotrptly attended
to a HS
WILLIAM 8 . GRANT,
CO.MVI8SIOS MEHCI1AN,
Mi.ios. ui,i.A)iini a vi nut, ptitinutipnia,
unar sou
Duptnt's Oitnpowder.ltetlned Mtre, Cnarcoal, Eto.
W. l' ul.er ii Co ' Choculuto, Coco, and Hrouia.
CrocKcr Bios, ii Co. 's Yellow kliittl tihuaih'uir. Bolts
and Nails 121
LPUK DALK-MAia AND CUUNTY KH.MIO
J? of ( apt-well Co.'a Patent Wind Guard and Air
Ilea'er for I'oal Oil Lamnst It Dravami ibu Chiiuneva
from breaking. Tills we will warrant Also saves on.
uiruttioou i an ana see t tit in they cost uut leu cents.
o. ili3 RACK hlreet. Phi adelphlu. Vainpic sem to auu
art oi tLe L ni:m mules, i n recc.pt oi 'it wt..tn i J J
,o ,wbi iiiaiiuer. l.em lemon fl HuintrA
and Winter Clothing cleaned to perteitn without h
Jury to tbe stuft Also Flags and lianners AU kinds i
Slalns n moved w thont emnlnir 11..
OCTOBER 9, I860.
PAPER HANGINGS,
PAPER HANGINGS.
HOWELL & R0URKE.
C O R IV E II
OF
F01RTII AND MARKET STS.,
PUILADELrillA
P
A
P MANUFACTURERS
E
It
OF
H
Paper Hangings
G
li
AND
g Window Shades,
S
Have now in Store for
FALL TRADE,
A Fino Stock of Goods, the newest and
boat style.
A
i9
ELEGANT VELVET DECORATIONS
Of all grades.
PARLOR PAPERS OF THE RICHEST
DESIGNS.
W
1
D
O
W
S
40-INCH PLAIN PAPERS,
Of every shade, with.rich GOLD MOULD.
INGS, all widths, to which we invite the
attcnlioh of the Trade.
WINDOW SHADES
gig OF FINE SCOTCH HOLLANDS,
A
r All widths, White, Buff, Green, Blue, and
Tearl Color.
5 ELEGANT FIGURED SHADES ol the
gj most elaborate designs,
s
PICTURE CORDS, TASSELS, AND SHADE
TRIMMINGS,
To the WHOLESALE TRADE we oflcr
an Extensive Stock of GREEN AND
BROWN GUM CLOTHS, iTABLE OIL
CLOTHS, at the Lowest Not Cash Prkw,
and work done by competent hands.
HOWELL & ISO IRK IS
UJ
CORNER rOURTlt aXL MAHaet CTS.
FURNITURE, BEDDING, ETC
F U II IV I T U R
CEO. J. HENKELS. LACEY & CO.i
THIRTEENTH and CHESNUT Sta.,'
pniLADELrniA.
Suita of Walnut Furniture in OiL
Suita of Walnut Furniture, Polished.
Suits of Walnut Parlor Furniture in OiL
Suita of Walnut Parlor Furniture, Polished.
Suita of Rosewood Chamber Furniture.
Suita Pompeii Chamber Furniture.
Suita Pompeii Parlor Furniture.
Suita of Walnut Dininfr-Room Furniture.
Buits of Walnut Library Furniture.
Suita of Walnut Hall Furniture.
A ,larte s ortrrent finished, on hand.
GEORGE J. 11 EN K ELS, LACEY CO.
llmBp: Hos. 1301 and 1S0S CUF.8frT RtM.t.
FURNITURE-'
The Largest Stock in the City
AT REDUCED PRICES
Cottage Chamber Seta,
Walnut Chamber Sots,
Velvet Parlor Suita,
Hair Cloth Suits,
Reps Suit3,
Sideboards,
Extension Xables,
Wardrobes,
Lounges, and
Mattresses.
A. N. ATT WOOD & CO.,
No. 45 South SECOND Street,
1) litulhlmrp l'HILADELPIil A.
BUY FUHN1TUKB AT (iOULD CO.'S
I nlon liopon, corner M NTH 0nd MARKET and
Ios. ii and 3Bortli BtCO.NU Street """'"i o
Hie lanrfst, . clttapcRt. and test stock of Pnrnltnro. of
every defcriptlon. n tlio wor d. Send tor Printed Catai
lotueand l rlce List, jhe Boundncus of material and
workmanship In guarantred ol a 1 wc st II. Furniture for
1 arlor, rawing room. Cliathber or l!ed room, Dlnlna-
ll'imk,.LlnTy Kttclio.i HervnntB" rooms.' OHlceS.
f S1!0?!"' sV 'urcu,e8,.. a rl'. Masons, or oth
1 ciIcb, Slilps. lnntliutions Clubs. Ootlpnes pBh
Building iiote'sltoar.ling-Uoasesfhols'Wus o?
single ploteot Furniture. K..m,r
lirawlnps and estlma es I nrnlxhed when rcnnlred
Orders sent by post will be executed wl.h despatch,
and with liberality nnd JuHtnens ot dealing ( ointrr
dealers, and the trade tieneraliy,oontlnuo to be supplied
on thosame liberal wholesale lortns that Insure them a
tiir profit. Parties at a olstanno may remit ihrouah our
Hanker, tho tanners' and Alcchanlcs' .Sailonal Bank.
Chennu. street, or tho I nlon .National Hank. Ihlrii
street, or by Kxpress f'heck, or l ost Oilloe Order. Im
meUlate attention will be alien, and satlsluotlon lumired.
OOUI.I) ,V; CO.,
N K. corner NliiTH and 1IA KKKT streets and
,,,, 37audSorUi 0GC'OM Htreet,
. ZKBp PhUa.lelphla.H
PLEASE OBSERVE
THAT
RICHMOND & .FOREPAUCH'S
la the Cheapest Place In this city '.
TO BUY VOUU FURNITURE.
aro'tfirioV10 IarRe8t "n1 most varled M onr Dr:ce
l OA'T Fi ltO FT TO CALL before Durchasln else
where In order that we may have anTpportun'tj Tt
proving the truth ot the above assertion. 7
BICHMOSD FOREPAUGn,
0 28 tulhf '2mrp Fo. 40 South BECOXD 8t , west side.
BEDDING, MATTRESS,
AND
FEATHER WAREHOUSE,
WILLIAM B. DREW,
No. 813 MARKET f
PHILADELPHIA. fllstuth.lrrt
T 0 HOUSEKEEPERS.
I have a large stock of every variety oi
FURNITURE
Which I will sell at rcdncco. prices, consisting ot
PLAIN AM) At ARBLK '1 OP cnrpi . ..
WALNUT CHAitWf.it elllTA. "
V II 4T All . Jb l 4. Q,
l'AVtl (IU hl'lli. 1X1 VITI Uk 'i UliTon
I'AKLOH bl'l I 8 IN HA I li CLOTH.
PAHLOKHIT8 IN ItKPS.
nlliPlmarflfl V v innolAn Tah'u Wo . 1 i i
WattrtsseirLounZeto c: ' "-""
I'. 1. OTISTINK
8 1 IS. E. corner BKCOND and RACK Streeta.
ESTABLISHED 179 5.
A. S. ROBINSON
French Plate Looklnff-Glasses.
ENGRAVINGS PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS ETC
ilanuiacturer of all kinds of
Looldng-Glaes, Portrait, and Pio
tare frames to Order.
No. 010 CHESNUT STREET,
TH1KD DOOB AUOVK. THE COKTIHENTAX,
f HILABKLPOLA. 8 15
FIKST-CLASS FUBKITUBE.
A Large Assortment of tb I.ateat
Styles
On hand, and will be sold this coming season at very
n odcrate prices, at
1.. LVTZ'S Furniture Establishment,
Do 3m Ko. 121 Bonta ELEVENTH Street,
PASSENGER RAILWAYS.
HIE SPRCJCE
. KA1LWAY.
AND PINE STREETS
THUNK LINE.
This Road now. in addliion to Its main line on Roruce
aud Pine streets, passes tlirouith the entire wes.ern por
tion ol the city. Patsenxers irom the extreme north
west at aIruiotLt Paik anr aionir the entire loute to
the extrcu.etouihweHt at Gray s Ferrs-, can take the
cars on 'iwent -second and Twenty third streets and
the (.ray's tirry ltoad. and bo carried through, via.
ttpruce street, to the Kxchnnpe tor a
. , MKCLK KAUl .
In addition to the several Parkg and the beautiful
scenny along Uie Bchuy klll Uut. tlicre a? uV.nr
ehjects or interest alouit this rntts ta ml c It a traetwJ
The road la ep enoldly iquippeJ7S5lT DehiB felr
" rtahl.!re'y EeWl aDd "1WU)S J d log.
Cats leave the Fxchnnge every fcw minutes dnrln
the day aud eveiy hour a ter mlduteut." j I lo liu
BOARDING.
H21 GIKAUD STREET
Iielng neatly fitted up, will orcn lor
t'lUST-CLAMS IJCJARDER8
OS THE F1UST OF "KPTKilflKU.
Two Ian e on nuohatinu Uocms pn tbe second floor
well auaptcd lora laiully bis
MONUMENTS, TOMBS,
(IltAVK-STONKS, Etc.
Jutt
ITALIAN MAIU3LJC MioUUKN'l'ri,
ntM it i a k.n ui mm -..v.
w a u4 fij d iU j( t,H a.-,
Wi bo o:d ceD fur ca,,h
H ork a ut to itny pit oi tbe United Htaiea
HKNJtY K TA If R.
J 21 wtrc!- o. 1J0 GttlCl N bireet. 1 h'lnd" "hia..
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